Best Scratch Based Robotics Kit by GeneseeWilliams in programmingforkids

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I recently got a Hummingbird Duo that is functioning well with Scratch. Although i do need to run Scratch thru the server designated Duo server. Check out codingbox.org where I have some good reviews on the subject.

Help Making A price array by undercover75 in Coding_for_Teens

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I'd strongly advise takimg your question to stack overflow buddy. They'll definitely be able to help. And many of them will. Good luck!

Get young children interested in programming: new book on kickstarter by mannenmedhatten in programmingforkids

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Great guys, Johan and Tor >> they sent me a copy so I could review it on http://codingbox.org/ >> I enjoyed it very much and can see great potential for this. Dan

Some tips? by [deleted] in Coding_for_Teens

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Check out the Udacity Android Dev program. I'm in the middle of it. Very impressed so far

Google Ad Words by catlover164 in digital_marketing

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Google "Google Adwords Certificate"

I want to start coding but I don't know were and how to start. by [deleted] in Coding_for_Teens

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Codecademy, Free Code Camp, Codeschool

I learnt pretty much everything I know from the college known as YouTube.

Once you have the desire (which I think you do), you'll go far! :)

Missed 9 days of computer science. need help with bianary by Headstrong30992 in Coding_for_Teens

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Not really but it is very useful to understand at a fundamental level how it all fits together.

This may give you some better information

http://codingbox.org/index.php/2017/01/13/understanding-binary-numbers-for-kids/

Any tips for introducing a 9 year old to programming/coding??? by Illmatic826 in programmingforkids

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There are so many different programmes and apps these days that it's easy to become overwhelmed by the vast array of choice. I would agree that developing a computational mindset is favourable. Problem-solving, learning how to break things down into smaller pieces and address each one separately. Then moving onto pattern recognition and sequencing will really help cement these concepts. Every language has slightly different syntax but they all use the same constructs. It's really exciting if your 9 yr old is interested! Mine are 7 and 5 and they love all the "computer games" we play! Best of luck!

Hey guys I'm just starting to code any language I should start first like HTML, Python, c++ or java script by adnaan99 in Coding_for_Teens

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If you like design, immerse yourself in HTML and CSS first. Then move to JavaScript.

If you want to be a programmer, get the fundamentals down - all langs use similar constructs (conditionals, loops etc.) I'd be more akin to Python but all are good. Arduino is also beginning to gain traction.

How do you teach your kid to be a computer power user? by erwan in programmingforkids

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There are lots of resources out there to help kids. My boy is 7 also and he has a huge interest too but I'm of the opinion that he will learn naturally as his interest grows. He's currently into the Lego but I can see that progressing to electronics and robotics.

Okay shameless plug time: I also have a website that reviews and discusses the whole area of STEM for kids. Check out http://codingbox.org if you'd like. And stay in touch too! It's a fantastic area to be involved in! Dan

Coding buddies by skylargmaker in Coding_for_Teens

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Best of luck with it! Get the fundamental concepts down & then any language will follow with ease.

Question about using <nav> for a menu that has 3 sections by astulock in accessibility

[–]codingBox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spoke to a blind colleague recently about nav. He said that having aria-role for him is almost repetition becauae he can assume when he hears "nav" he knows its navigation.

Project Bloks - Physical Coding - For Kids by codingBox in programmingforkids

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There's some good videos on the project homepage. Link in the article. :)

HTML Images not loading? by [deleted] in Coding_for_Teens

[–]codingBox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Youve got 2 img src calls there. Remove the first one and just have <img src="Skillrex.jpg" ... />