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Start your kids on Scratch and take them to a local coder dojo. I volunteer at one at our library. It's a lot of fun. http://scratch.mit.edu/ http://scratch.
by jcoffland 9y ago
Start your kids on Scratch and take them to a local coder dojo. I volunteer at one at our library. It's a lot of fun.
http://scratch.mit.edu/ http://scratch.mit.edu/
- hsivonen 9y agoEven before something like Scratch, Scottie Go is a great way to teach kinds algorithmic thinking. The game on a mobile device gives an assignment and the player programs it by arranging cardboard instructions and then takes a photo of the cardboard pieces. The software recognizes the instructions using OpenCV and interprets the program. https://scottiego.com/en/ https://scottiego.com/en/ Unfortunately, the home edition is hard to buy outside Poland and the U.K. but the version meant for schools ships more widely from Germany (in English).
- jcoffland 9y agoA paid app is impractical.