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With DataLab, running data hackathons becomes easy and fun. Explore how DataLab solves common pitfalls and the steps to organize your own hackathon.

This article will show you how to use DataCamp Workspace to teach data in the classroom with Python or R in less than 5 seconds.

Discover how DataCamp Donates hit record numbers in 2023 Q1—administering over 5,400 new scholarships—enabling data science education access for people who need it most.

DataCamp Classrooms’un Türkiye'deki liselerde ücretsiz başlamasına iki öğretmenin nasıl yardımcı olduğunu keşfedin!

Discover how two teachers helped bring DataCamp Classrooms to secondary schools in Turkey, all for free!

We're proud to have lived our mission of providing free data education to those who need it most. 52 organizations joined with #DCDonates in Q4 2022, equalling 4,000+ new scholarships. Read the full article to learn how DataCamp changed lives in Q4 2022.

Our increasingly digital lives come with a cost. This article analyzes the implications of digital technology and data for the environment.

A guest blog post that showcases DataCamp Donates Partner GDSC IBA's rigorous three-stage screening process helped identify candidates who show exceptional passion for data but lack the financial resources to turn their talent into opportunity. Learn how

To celebrate International Day of Education, here is our annual report on DataCamp Classrooms for 2022. Read on to discover how we provided over 150k scholarships to teachers and students worldwide last year.

We just extended our Joy of Data Sale to December 29, 2022! That means we’re also continuing our commitment to match all purchases with a scholarship donation. What does that mean? And how has DataCamp already given out over 800,000 scholarships to date?

Explore the findings from the DataCamp Donates 2020/2021 Report and learn about DataCamp's social impact.

Cozy up with the most inspiring stories culled from the over 100 hours DataCamp employees volunteered in 2022 to help underprivileged learners get ahead.