A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder

A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder: "giving them objective “tests” that help you determine their abilities, white board problems, coding projects, pair-programming sessions. Even if you’re not technical and you have someone do a coding project, you can easily show it to technical friends and advisors and quickly get their expert opinions. "

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Drawing and animation | Computer programming | Khan Academy | Khan Academy

Drawing and animation | Computer programming | Khan Academy | Khan Academy:

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Philip Rosedale - Founder of Coffee and Power | Philip Rosedale - Founder and Chairman of Second Life | Khan Academy

Philip Rosedale - Founder of Coffee and Power | Philip Rosedale - Founder and Chairman of Second Life | Khan Academy: "hey, i love this idea - especially as a freelancer who mostly works from home, or coffee shops :) coffeeandpower.com is not working - is this the right website for this?"

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The Future of Social Networks as Interpreted by 21 Social Media Practitioners | Ignite Social Media

The Future of Social Networks as Interpreted by 21 Social Media Practitioners | Ignite Social Media: "Why mobile? Mobile phones are outselling laptops and more and more people are using their mobile devices for everything. Everything. Pinterest is awesome, but they haven't figured out how to make that mobile crossover. Google+ is a great mobile-based social networking site that businesses should shift over to – tons of room for visual communication there as well."

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Promote Computer Science | Code.org

Promote Computer Science | Code.org: "
President Bill Clinton
“At a time when people are saying "I want a good job - I got out of college and I couldnt find one," every single year in America there is a standing demand for 120,000 people who are training in computer science.“"

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Promote Computer Science | Code.org

Promote Computer Science | Code.org: "Computer science is driving job growth and innovation throughout our economy and society. More than half of projected jobs in STEM fields are in computing occupations; these occupations dominate "help wanted" ads; and computer science is one of the hottest degrees for new college graduates"

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Anybody can learn | Code.org

Anybody can learn | Code.org: "Sign your name if you think every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science
If you agree, sign your name. Join 1,147,837 others."

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Gee, it makes sense to me.