Skillcrush is a community-driven, fun way to make your tech dreams come true and share those dreams with others.
You know that mastering technology is key to future success. Increasing your tech know-how will improve your job security and earning potential, and empower you to make the life you want to lead.
Learning about tech doesn’t take special powers. We will teach you everything you need to know.
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The only thing better than learning new tech skills is learning new tech skills with your friends. We’re building a platform that will make it possible for you to learn with your friend, sister, and grandma! If you want a preview, drop us a line →
Adda is a front-end developer and ruby newbie, wannabe student, and lover of Hall & Oates videos on YouTube. We can’t fault her for the last one, but we really don’t understand it. She is obsessed with creating great products and has fine-tuned this obsession by creating interactive news applications for WNYC, The New York Times, MTV, and Huffington Post. In a previous life, she co-founded Balance Media, a media focused client services company.
Responsible for all things brand. She has a passion for intuitive user experience and believes websites are only as good as the ease to use them. Prior to launching Skillcrush, she co-founded Balance Media, where she led the design team and did product development for several of New York’s high-profile media outlets. A self-proclaimed problem solver. She lives by Milton Glaser’s credo “just enough is more.”
