Hour of Code

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Programming Apps from Apple

By Brian Nadel published

Apple Everyone Can Code

Classroom Tools
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Learn to Code from Scratch

By Brian Nadel published

New book release: Scratch Coding, By the Book—Super Scratch Programming Adventure!

Classroom Tools
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The Missing Piece of Coding Education: How Do You Turn Block-Based Coders Into Text-Based Coders

By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ published

STEM
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The Secret To Teaching Coding To Everyone

By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ published

My first coding lesson was a disaster.

STEM
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Free Tool a Great Launching Pad for Young Coders

By TL Editors published

Google’s Made with Code aims to introduce girls to the world of coding through various resources including tutorials, videos, partner projects, and community connections.

STEM
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KinderLab Robotics Offers Two Free KIBO Activities for the Worldwide Hour of Code Event

By TL Editors published

Learning
Participate in the Hour of Code with these Great Products

Participate in the Hour of Code with these Great Products

By Shannon Mersand published

Since its launch in 2013, the Hour of Code has introduced more than 625,750,509 people ages four to 104, in more than 180 countries, to basic coding and computer science concepts.

Technology
Product Review: CoderZ

Product Review: CoderZ

By Frank Pileiro published

CoderZ by Intelitek is a browser-based coding environment that teaches middle-and high-school students to program both virtual and physical robots.

Hardware
Great Introduction to Block Coding, Hour of Code

Great Introduction to Block Coding, Hour of Code

By TL Editors published

STEM
T&L Phoenix Leadership SummitCurriculum & Tech: Can This Marriage Be Saved?

T&L Phoenix Leadership SummitCurriculum & Tech: Can This Marriage Be Saved?

By Lisa Nielsen published

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