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Reclaiming Tech Worker Values
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Tech Workers' Values: An Open Forum
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How to prepare your product for international expansion
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Wonder Workshop raises a $20M Series B round
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10y ago
Tufts is doing some great research in this area. They've seen kids as young as 5 learn these concepts by manipulating tangible blocks - https://ase.tufts.edu/DevTech/publications/computersandeduca...
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There seem to be a few studies like this that have evaluated scratch over the course of 10 classes, but they've been largely inconclusive beyond the "general enjoyment" factor - http://scratched.gse.harvard.edu
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How computer programming languages for kids have evolved and where they're going
(blog.makewonder.com)
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WonderPaw – world's first app that teaches dogs to code
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What happens after the Hour of Code?
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Ideal Gifts: Dash is a three-wheeled robot that teaches kids to code
(thenextweb.com)
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Melinda Gates' Favorite Holiday Gifts
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My daughter took on Dash and Dot, kid-friendly robots that teach programming
(venturebeat.com)
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Startup starts a robotics competition for 6-year-olds
(competition.makewonder.com)
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New app Wonder makes anyone into a roboticist
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How First graders can learn 6th grade coding concepts on their own
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What one small change at Amazon means to the toy industry
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The toys that could help close Silicon Valley's gender gap
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How we're making block-based programming more intuitive for young children
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How dads are helping their kids learn to code
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Robotics startup starts a kids show to help users use their product
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A new way for kids to play
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Tech Toys That Can Make the Video Screen Passé
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12y ago
Hey @runesoerensen! We are going to be at the Creativity Museum in SF during the month of October, so tell him to keep his eye out and come by to play with the bots while we are there! -June (Play-i)
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Crowdfunding: How Play-i got $1.5 million in revenue in 30 days
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The Engineering Behind Making Robots Dance
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Designing tech that engages girls in STEM - it's not about pink
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Teaching Programming to Children Using Stories, Music, and Puppeteering
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Robots for children to program
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Preview of a Robot That Teaches Kids to Program
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Teach Girls To Program Before People Tell Them They Can't Do It
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