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Autograding is becoming more and more important in coding courses. In this article we discuss how to successfully adopt autograding in your computer science classroom.

Computer Science teachers use autograding to scale up their coding classrooms, but also to improve student leaning outcomes and satisfaction. Learn the pedagogical benefits of autograding in this article.

CodeGrade now uses Continuous Delivery (CD) to deploy new bug fixes, tweaks and features even quicker and smoother to our customers. We chat with CodeGrade CTO Thomas Schaper to learn more about this improvement!

Coding education is growing, especially in high schools. Find out how CodeGrade can support K12 students.

The CodeGrade Introduction to Python course is an 8-week basic Python course. Students are not required to have any prior knowledge on programming or Python. This course will cover the basic concepts of programming up to Python specific modules and OOP design. It is available for all instructors now.

Find out about all the features and updates coming with our latest release, QuietStorm.1!

Learn about autograding Haskell coding assignments for Computer Science education courses. CodeGrade can help you use tools like input and output checking, Quickcheck, Tasty and HUnit unit test autograding, HLint code quality checking and code structure autograding using semgrep.

The most efficient ways to teach students how to code, by defining your target audience, designing your assignments in a meaningful way and eliminating distractions in the classroom.

We created our very own editor to help educators enhance their coding classrooms. Find out how it was created here.

CodeGrade unfortunately experiences temporary downtime on 21 April 2022. We'd like to update you on the cause, results for you and our efforts to prevent this in the future in this post-mortem.