Start coding with no experience!
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This document provides an introduction to coding for those with no experience. It recommends starting with an Hour of Code on the hourofcode.com website or Code Studio courses on code.org, which include pre-reader and reader-level courses. For younger students, it suggests trying unplugged coding lessons without computers or using programmable toys like Bee-Bots. The document emphasizes that you don't need to know all the answers and encourages trying pair programming or starting without computers.
Start coding with no experience!
- 1. Start Coding with No Experience! Presented by: Susan Prabulos
- 2. Susan Prabulos K-5 Computer Science Teacher Lincoln, NE Email: sprabul@lps.org Twitter: @fabprab Web: http://www.thedigitalscoop.com/
- 3. Does the thought of coding lead to feeling this...
- 7. Try an Hour of Code • https://hourofcode.com/us
- 8. Try an Hour of Code Encourage collaboration and creative problem solving!
- 10. Code Studio- Course 1 • Ages 4-6 • Great for pre and early readers
- 11. Code Studio- Course 2 • Ages 6+ • Reading required
- 12. Code Studio- Course 3 • Ages 8-18 • Reading required
- 13. Code Studio- Course 4 • Ages 9-18 • Reading required
- 16. Try Pair Programming The student “Driving” sits at the device and implements the “Navigator’s” instructions.
- 17. Try Pair Programming The student “Navigating” stands or sits near the “driver” and guides them through the puzzle.
- 19. Or Start Without a Computer! https://code.org/curriculum/unplugged
- 21. BITSBOX Coding
- 22. BITSBOX Coding
- 23. The Foos • Great for Pre-Readers! • Picture based coding
- 24. The Foos
- 26. BeeBot Robots
- 27. BeeBot Robots
- 28. Problem Solving Continuum • You don’t have to know all the answers to help students code!
- 29. Next Steps • Try an Hour of Code! • Work through Course 1 or Course 2 of Code Studio! • Try an unplugged lesson!
- 30. BE BRAVE!!!!