Boolean U is our online classroom, where you learn at your pace.

Interested in coding? Not sure where to start? Whether you’re experienced or brand-new (or somewhere in between), you can choose a learning path that’s right for you. Select a course, and Boolean U will guide you through the lessons in that course. Each lesson contains detailed instructions for completing a particular project.

Once you complete a project, click on Complete Lesson, and your achievement will be recorded. Complete all the lessons in a course to earn a badge.

You’ll need to log infirst. And then it’s up to you.

If you are new to coding, try Scratch for Beginners.

Want to start with electronics? Try Beginning Electronics.

And check back soon… because we’re adding courses all the time.

Below is a list of courses available to all students. If you are a registered student, Login and start your first course. If not, you will need to register now.

Boolean Girls earn badges for completing courses. Boolean Girl badges are part of the Open Badges initiative, so badges you earn here can be used when applying for programs, schools, colleges... and even on job applications.

Create Your Open Badge Catalog

To get started building your catalog of badges, register at Credley using the same email address you used to register on Boolean Girl.

When you do register, all your Boolean Girl Badges will automatically be added to your Credley account.

Credly empowers the recognition of lifelong achievement by offering the leading platforms for verifying, sharing and managing digital badges and credentials.

Thousands of organizations, including the New York City Department of Education, Adobe, SUNY, University of Central Florida, Dallas Museum of Art, MoMA, EDUCAUSE, Instructure, Training Magazine, Yale University, Harvard, the YMCA of Greater New York, Smithsonian, and NMC, use Credly to make achievements visible.

The Boolean U site provides:

• A progressive learning path starting with an introductory course full of simple coding projects in Scratch. These projects are designed for girls with little or no coding experience.
• Courses that teach coding skills as well as electronics. The Internet of things is here and individuals with the skills to build interactive physical projects using both software and hardware that can sense and respond to the physical world.
• Track progress and earn badges. Like many games and learning sites girls earn badges based on progress. Badges encourage encourage girls to set goals, encourage learning and while allowing them to track their progress and communicate success.
• On the Boolean Girl site, girls can earn badges to acknowledge their technology and engineering skills. Taking this one step further, badges earned on Boolean Girl are part of the Open Badges initiative so girls can share their achievements with on social networks when applying for programs, schools and colleges and even on job applications.