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Kahoot! Kids

What Is Kahoot! Kids And How Does It Work? Tips & Tricks

By Luke Edwards published

Kahoot! Kids is an app that offers a digital learning playground for younger children to get started.

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MIT App Inventor

What Is MIT App Inventor And How Does It Work? Tips & Tricks

By Luke Edwards published

MIT App Inventor is a code based programming teaching tool that offers simple learning for students.

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Code Academy

What Is Code Academy And How Does It Work? Tips & Tricks

By Luke Edwards published

Code Academy is a text coding site for students and teachers to learn real code.

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Unity Learn

What Is Unity Learn And How Does It Work? Tips & Tricks

By Luke Edwards published

Unity Learn is a place to learn code for gaming and more, in a course led format.

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How a 16-Year-Old Gets Other Kids Excited About Coding

By Erik Ofgang published

Founded by 16-year-old Ian Michael Brock, Dream Hustle Code is a computer science and education program geared toward students from diverse backgrounds to spark an interest in coding.

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How To Teach Coding with No Prior Experience

By Tom Glynn published

Learning to teach coding involves enthusiasm and being ready to learn

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5 Ways to Run a Successful Virtual Coding Program

By Khrista D. Henry last updated

Here’s how one school pivoted to a virtual coding and robotics program when COVID hit

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CoderZ by Intelitek Wins Tech & Learning‘Best of Show’ Award at ISTE 2018

By Charlotte Andrist, Nickel Communications last updated

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Registration for CoderZ League Opens

By TL Editors last updated

This cloud-based robotics tournament engages students in grades four through 12 in STEM, coding and tech literacy.

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The Best New Hour of Code Resources for 2019

By Shannon Mersand last updated

Many of the activities provide tie-ins to subject areas like ELA, Math, Art and Music, Science, and Social Studies, so every educator can find ways for students to participate.

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