Voyage

Computer science learning paired with real-world application.

Voyage by Skill Struck fuels the next generation of coders through applied learning. Grades 6–12.

Voyage Overview

Helping educators and students unlock their teaching and coding potential

Voyage gives students and teachers a visible flight path as they explore advanced computer science standards and languages, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python.

We automatically grade every activity—like games, puzzles, checkpoints, challenges, and quizzes—so you don't have to spend hours debugging code.

Voyage's key features

challenges

Autograder

Project Portfolio

Group Projects

Empower your educators to teach grades 6–12 with Voyage

1500+ engaging challenges and projects

Autograder for teachers

Project portfolio to preview the code you're building

Group projects to get real-world experience

1500+ engaging challenges and projects

Keep students engaged with an endless supply of challenges and activities to reiterate and master their new concepts and skills. The activities and projects also help students apply what they've learned and showcase their individuality.

Your students will have fun coding and you will be able to watch them progress as they take on more challenging assignments!

Autograder for teachers

Every lesson is standards-aligned for each grade-level and includes autograded checkpoints and quizzes to test concept mastery. Instead of spending hours debugging code, your time can be focused solely on your student learning.

Project portfolio to preview the code you're building

The code editor gives students a dedicated home for all of their projects’ code. We compile their HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code into a website preview, providing every student with live, visual feedback. With a dedicated file-system, every student can learn and apply concepts while recognizing real-world applications.

Group projects to get real-world experience

Give students a real-world experience by collaborating and building code with their classmates. Working as a team, students build and connect individual files all within the same group folder to create their project.

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Here's what our partners say

"Having a mapped out, structured way to learn and experience the computer science curriculum really freed up time for me to give students one-on-one attention."

Scott Couch

CS Teacher at Maeser Prep Academy

“My first day training with Skill Struck’s teacher-instructor was amazing. I learned so much! I had a lot of questions regarding computer science implementation; they answered all my questions and more. Skill Struck is reliable when working with teachers!”

Shawn Caine

CS Lead, Garfield School District

"The students like the platform and they are progressing through the lessons. We have students picking up coding for the first time and they are enjoying it and following along easily. I really like that Skill Struck has a lot of extra activities and challenges for my more advanced students so I can spend more time with the students that need help."

Jahi Garner

Integrated Math Teacher, Palm Middle School

“The program and the people behind it are innovative, intelligent, and organized. The platform is very user-friendly and l have been able to guide my students easily through the curriculum.”

Dillon Gilpin

High School CS Teacher, Duchesne County School District

“I have really enjoyed being able to view a student’s code at one click of a button. So if students email me and let me know they are struggling, I can open their code and give them immediate and specific feedback.”

Coach Lambert

Middle School CS Teacher, Layton Academy

“I've seen a lot of benefits with using Skill Struck this last semester. Having a mapped out, structured way to learn and experience the computer science curriculum really freed up time for me to give students one-on-one attention.”

Scott Couch

CS Teacher, Maeser Prep Academy

"For the teachers it's great, they can go back and see how students are progressing and it has auto-grading built in, so that is really effective because going back to read and grade multiple lines of code can take an extensive amount of time. It is helpful for the students as well to be able to auto-grade their own code because we want them to be self-guided learners."

Donna Woods

CTE Cyber Pathway Instructor, Moreno Valley USD