We are finalists in the SXSW EDU Student Startup Competition powered by WIT. When we found out, we were so excited to have the opportunity to pitch Lemonerdy University alongside the four other finalists.
Want to learn to code, start or improve your channel on YouTube, or build a business? If you identify as a parent, teacher, or student, you're invited to beta test our learning platform, Lemonerdy University. Joining this beta will give you the chance to help build the platform you want to experience. If you're interested in learning something new and sharing your thoughts on Lemonerdy U, apply for the beta now!
On December 3rd from 11 am ET/10 am CT to 1 pm ET/12 pm CT, I’m speaking on a panel of entrepreneurs at the 15th Annual Youth and Family Financial Literacy Conference presented by the Pi Tau Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. You are invited to join me!
I helped kick off the Alliouagana Festival of the Word this year with a video on why I love books, during which I showed some of my favorites.
Want to see what we sent to SXSW? We know the competition is going to be tough, but we had to give it a try. We had to make a 1-2 minute pitch video. Check it out! What do you think?
I am so excited to give patrons a first look and a little tour of my new website for Lemonerdy University! Things are really moving now, and I can't wait to take you all behind the scenes to see how I got it all done. Check out the post here. You must be a patron to view the video, so choose a tier and start supporting Lemonerdy U. I am so excited to share my journey.
My coding tutorials are a hit with teachers, especially the ones that can be completed in one class period. If you are looking for a Halloween-themed class activity or coding tutorial, or even an extra credit assignment for your class, look no further than this code-along tutorial that is less than thirty minutes.
I was on Dusty Porter's YouTube Creators Hub Podcast to talk about how to monetize a kid's channel, and how I manage to do everything that I need to do while still being a high school student.
. For this podcast with Scott Hanselman, I TALKED, ok? He asked me all about the things that I care about the most - family, coding, and getting things done - so I had a lot to say.
I had a great time this Labor Day Weekend! I took a day trip to Michigan with my family. Check out the post to see what we did!
