
Achieving Computational Literacy for Everyone
Join the change for a fundamentally renewed maths education to power our societies for the AI age, as proposed in Conrad Wolfram's The Math(s) Fix.
This is the first worldwide conference to bring together thought leaders, practitioners, employers and policymakers in mapping out a path to achieving widespread computational literacy and advanced computational thinking across the world.
Because this is online, participants will be from many countries, organisations and viewpoints.
By participating, attendees will:
- Help to make widespread computational literacy a reality.
We have a fundamentally new proposal for a core computational subject. Now is the time to come together, build a curriculum that assumes that computers exist and empower society for the AI age. - Interact with thought leaders, policymakers and frontline educators.
Get a fresh perspective on maths coding and computational thinking. Hear from CBM and other thought leaders—the people who can make the change from the top down and the people making it happen from the ground up. - Have the opportunity to talk to, question and cross-examine Conrad Wolfram and the Computer-Based Maths team.
Want to know more about CBM? Disagree with something in The Math(s) Fix? Want to know how to start with CBM? Here's your chance!
This is the Only Conference To:
- Explore the gulf between mainstream mathematics education and real-world, required competencies.
- Set out a completely alternative vision for a core computational school subject to fix the problem and seed more general reformation of education for the AI age.
- Outline a solution that can be easily adopted either as a replacement for, or in addition to, the current subject of mathematics.
- Unite the education of mathematics, coding and data science, and bring coherence to the way forward.
Who Should Attend
The Math(s) Fix Conference is a unique opportunity for stakeholders in the future of education to come together, share ideas and take action to achieve widespread computational literacy. The conference will be of particular interest to:

Education Policymakers
Prepare students with the essential computational thinking skills they'll need for work and life in the AI age.

Private and Public Sector Employers
Understand how high-powered computation can impact all levels and areas of your organisation to optimize efficiency through smarter decision making.

Colleges and Universities
Learn how course-relevant computational thinking prepares students with the right skills for their studies and the workplace.

Schools and Teachers
Anchor computation across the curriculum to foster modern-day skills in tomorrow's workforce.

Individuals
Whether you are self-employed, homeschooled or just enjoy learning, develop your skills and knowledge in computational thinking.
More information on:

Conrad Wolfram's groundbreaking book exposes why maths education is in crisis worldwide and how the only fix is a fundamentally new mainstream subject. This book is about the problem with maths education, how it came about and how it can be solved.

CBM is a new subject that starts from maths in the real world and works back to redefine the educational subject to match. A crucial change is to have computer-based (rather than human-powered) computation at its heart—redefining maths as the anchor subject for computational thinking across all subjects.

ComputationalThinking.org delivers learning programs for everyone. Our pioneering approach is not only about coding, math you may have missed and critical thinking, but also the underlying core computational thinking that drives all of them. With computational thinking, students learn how to take real-life situations and abstract—often to programs—so a computer can calculate the answer.