Listly by Margie Brown
"Here's a simple and fun little infographic from the folks at Visual.ly, one of the Web's leading infographic producers. Here they show us the reasons why it's a good idea to introduce our kids to coding, one of the most increasingly vital skills in the workforce today." via Visual.ly
fabulous resources that I want to share with any of you who are considering the idea of teaching programming to kids.
Check out what other people are doing with Hackety Hack! The Programs section is chock full of fun projects from other Hackety users. You can even upload your own! Put your account information into the Hackety Hack app, and you'll be able to share all the programs you create.
Kodable is a free educational iPad game offering a kid-friendly introduction to programming concepts and problem solving. For kids ages 5 and up, and tools for grownups too!
A MiddleWeb Blog We were in the midst of moving the oversized red bird around the maze to capture the evil green pig, using block-style programming codes up on the interactive board, when one of my sixth grade students raised her hand and asked the inevitable question: "Mr. H, why are we learning about computer programming in writing class?
Many times I post articles on creation-based tasks for teachers and students. This morning I would like to share a story about a Westlake High School student that saw an educational need and began creating content FOR the iPad. And this is where our story begins....
Marianna Husain, EdTech at Barton Creek Elementary has created this list:
How gaming is changing our youth and how we can translate that learning style to education. Game programming and computer programming for kids resources included as well. http://list.ly/l/32P