Computer          
Oriented            
 Developmental
Education         

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Mission Statement

Education should be available to anyone who wants to learn and it shouldn't cost anything.

The concept is to use computers to assist people with learning things, hence the computer oriented part of the name. The developmental part comes from the idea that we are not actually teaching people the skills, we are merely assisting them in self education. We are called guides, not instructors or any other term. We are not developing any courses, but are merely gathering the freely available material and aggregating it onto the website.

This shows the importance of us being guides and not instructors. With a basic interview with the traveler at the start of the class, we are able to help them choose a path, and, using our technical expertise, we are able to further guide them in the right direction to accomplish their goals.

Most training of a technical nature requires a subject matter expert, but not in this case. This is the innovative part of the project; by merely guiding the traveler, we are able to use our general skills to assist them in learning the subjects themselves. I don't have to know HTML in order to help a traveler learn HTML, I merely have to be available to help guide them down the path by using research and problem solving techniques.

Training

Want to learn something? Whether you're interested in coding for beginners or want to learn how to speak French, Project CODE offers links to training resources that can help you achieve your goals.

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Contact Us

Tim Sayre
Chief of Operations
tim@kitswv.com
304-767-4387

Lisa Philpott
Chief Executive Officer
lisa@kitswv.com
304-395-8788