New Year, New Devious Plans. I need some new hardware but I’m not sure which laptop best suits our Evil Genius needs. So, ASUS sent me two. *grin Read More
What do you say, are you ready to teach your kids code, and learn along with them? It is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Read More
When I say ‘Lesson Plan’, it comes with a disclaimer. But yeah—I am totally taking over the world, and my kids’ classroom, for an hour of code next week. Read More
The Hour of Code website, www.code.org, provides lessons ranging from no computer necessary to all online making Hour of Code 2016 accessible to all. Read More
When I heard that the Apple store ten minutes from my house would be providing an in-store class for kids, I couldn’t get my kid signed up fast enough. Read More
Teaching four-year-olds to control a computer without a computer is as complicated as it sounds. Read More
A list of physical goods to teach your kids programming and electronics. Perfect for celebrating Hour of Code or as gifts under your Yuletide tree. Read More
Here’s a very long (and we’re thankful for that) list of online courses, tutorials, apps, and games that teach kids (and adults!) to program. Read More
The Hour of Code Minecraft tutorial, aimed at kids ages 6 and up, encourages young Minecraft fans to learn to code with Blockly, a simple drag-and-drop interface. Read More
Disney is teaming up with Code.org for The Hour of Code, and kids can make their OWN Star Wars game! Read More
Take advantage of this year’s Hour of Code to introduce your child to programming, sharpen your child’s programming skills, or even give programming a try for yourself Read More
Participate in Hour of Code to help reach the goal of introducing 10 million students of all ages to programming. All it takes is one hour. Read More
