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CodeHS
codehs.comSummary
CodeHS provides online coding classes and a comprehensive computer science curriculum primarily for K-12 students and schools. They offer live interactive sessions, an online IDE for hands-on coding, and various plans for individual learners, teachers, and districts.
Feature Matches6/15
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Must Have
1 of 5
Live Interactive Workshops
All-Access Subscription
Expert-Led Courses
Curated Learning Paths
Progress Tracking & Assessments
Other
5 of 10
On-Demand Video Courses
Team Plans & Corporate Training
Code-Along Exercises
Multi-Device Access
Responsive Support
Certification of Completion
Offline Content Download
Personalized Recommendations
Community Discussion Forums
Skill Assessments
PricingTiered
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Free
Custom
- Unlimited Free Teachers
- Detailed Lesson Plans: First 5 lessons
- Online & Offline Handouts: First 5 Lessons
- Problem Guides: First 5 Lessons
Starter
Custom
- 1 Teacher, no co-teachers, up to 100 students
School
Custom
- 2+ Teachers at a single school
- Licenses are per teacher
District
Custom
- 2+ Teachers in a District
Rationale
CodeHS offers live online coding classes for at-home learners, which aligns with the 'Live Interactive Workshops' feature. They also provide a structured 8-week curriculum and hands-on coding projects, which can be considered 'Code-Along Exercises'. The platform includes an online IDE accessible anywhere, anytime, supporting 'Multi-Device Access'. While not explicitly an 'All-Access Subscription' for individuals, they do offer various plans for schools and districts ('Team Plans & Corporate Training'). The curriculum is extensive and includes on-demand courses, aligning with 'On-Demand Video Courses'. They also mention 'Direct Support from an Experienced CS Teacher' which aligns with 'Responsive Support'. However, the primary focus seems to be K-12 education rather than professional frontend/full-stack development, and explicit 'Expert-Led Courses' by industry leaders or 'Curated Learning Paths' for professional development are not clearly highlighted for individual learners. Progress tracking and assessments are mentioned for school plans but not explicitly for individual live classes.
