With so much focus nowadays on coding, it’s refreshing to see a website that focuses on the creative side of things. (more…)
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mBot combines robotics with drag and drop programming
As if building a robot wasn’t fun enough, the new mBot takes it to the next level, allowing students to program the robot once it’s built. (more…)
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ScratchJr is a simplified version of the popular programming language
The official ScratchJr app is an easier version of Scratch, where children can create stories, games, and animations by using coding principles. (more…)
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How to control a Raspberry Pi using an iPad
The Raspberry Pi is an affordable, little computer that is taking the world by storm. It strips back computers to their roots and is a great educational tool for learning how software is developed (and creating your own). (more…)
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Move the Turtle: Control a cartoon turtle by learning the basics of programming
In Move the Turtle, players learn programming basics by controlling a rather cute, little turtle. By putting themselves in the turtles shoes (if they fit), they can decide what direction to move in and for how many steps to travel. (more…)
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Code-It: Learn to code in your web browser with SpongeBob SquarePants
Over on the Nickelodeon website, there’s a new way to learn about coding. (more…)
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Cargo-Bot: Teach a robot to move crates using basic programming skills
Cargo-Bot is a great puzzle game where you have to program a robotic crane, to successfully pickup and move crates. (more…)
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Hopscotch: Learn and have fun with the basics of coding
Inspired by the very successful website “Scratch“, Hopscotch brings simple coding to the iPad — allowing children to get creative by making fun animations and games.
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Create a child-friendly app prototype with Marvel
If you ever wanted to design your own functioning app — Marvel is here to help.
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Cheap Raspberry Pi computer teaches children programming
Raspberry Pi is a stripped down computer without the casing, that provides a very cheap means of teaching programming to children.