This article helps provide funding data for part 5 and part 6 of my annual review of the year in ed-tech

The following “learn to code” startups raised funding this year:

• Galvanize ($45,000,000): Investors include ABS Capital Partners, Colorado Impact Fund, Haystack Partners, Greg Maffei, Aspen Grove Capital, and University Ventures
• Codecademy ($30,000,000): Investors include Naspers, Flybridge Capital Partners, Index Ventures, Richard Branson, and Union Square Ventures
• Andela ($24,000,000): Investors include Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, CRE Venture Capital, Learn Capital, Omidyar Network, Google Ventures, and Spark Capital
• Revature ($20,000,000): Investors include University Ventures, Eden Capital, and USA Funds
• Wonder Workshop ($20,000,000): Investors include WI Harper Group, Idea Bulb Ventures, Learn Capital, Charles River Ventures, Madrona Venture Group, and TCL
• Tynker ($7,100,000): Investors include Cervin Ventures, Felicis Ventures, New Ground Ventures, Reach Capital, Relay Ventures, GSV Capital, NEA, John Katzman, and Deborah Quazzo
• ZyBooks ($4,000,000): Investors include Bialla Venture Partners
• CareerFoundry ($5,000,000): Investors include Tengelmann Ventures, Bauer Venture Partners, and IBB Beteiligungsgesellschaft
• SAM Labs ($4,500,000): Investors include Imperial Ventures
• Pi-top ($4,300,000): Investors include Hambro Perks and Committed Capital
• CodeSpark ($4,100,000): Investors include Kapor Capital, Felton Group, Idealab, NewGen Capital, PGA Venture Partners, and Umang Gupta
• Byte Academy ($2,670,000): Investors include Tri5 Ventures
• Piper ($2,100,000): Investors include Princeton University, Reach Capital, 500 Startups, Founders XFund, Jaan Tallinn, and Jay Silver
• CodeCombat ($2,000,000): Investors include Third Kind Venture Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, and Allen & Company
• Code Kingdom ($1,400,000): Investors include Initial Capital, SparkLabs Global, Charles Mindenhall, and Manoj Badale
• SoloLearn ($1,200,000): Investors include Learn Capital
• Code Institute ($556,000): Investors include Kernel Capital and Enterprise Ireland
• SP Robotic Works ($300,000): Investors include Indian Angel Network and the Chennai Angels
• iAugmentor ($149,000): Investors include Rajasthan Angel Investor Network

Do note that University Ventures, which has consistently hyped coding bootcamps in Edsurge and in Techcrunch, has invested in a couple of these.

The following coding bootcamps were acquired this year:

• Strayer Education acquired New York Code and Design Academy
• Full Stack Academy acquired Starter League
• Capella Education acquired Hackbright Academy and Dev Mountain
• General Assembly acquired Bitmaker
• Bloc acquired DevBridge

Note the interest by for-profits – Capella and Strayer – in buying these bootcamp startups. (Kaplan and the University of Phoenix have acquired bootcamps in previous years.)