What’s on these holidays 2019
Are you looking for something fun to do these holidays? We have a wide range of programs designed to give your kids the opportunity to learn about programming, innovation, collaboration, and creative thinking! We have a variety of options for you, so it doesn’t matter…
Free 1-hour consult for schools
Hi Teachers! Emily de la Pena, General Manager of Coding Kids is offering free 1-hour online consult for schools in digital technologies to support your school’s journey. Get a 1-hour free online consult and recommendations report with Coding Kids. Choose from: Strategy to implement Digital…
Coding Micro Degrees for 10-15 year olds
Learn to code for teenagers Learn to code for teenagers, attain coding micro degrees for 10-15 year olds. It is a great time to learn and develop creative thinking skills, problem solving, and innovation skills. We have the following coding micro degrees on offer: Game…
Learn to code for teenagers
Coding Micro Degrees: especially designed for 10-15 year olds Are you looking for programs to learn to code for teenagers? You’ve come to the right place. We have coding micro degrees especially designed for 10-15 year olds. 10-15 years old is a great time to…
Premier’s coding challenge – How to win guide
Tips from a Premier’s coding challenge judge Interested in the Premier’s coding challenge – How to win guide? The Premier’s Coding Challenge is a Queensland-wide competition for students in Year 3-10. To take part in the competition, you must code and create an interactive digital…
7 mistakes to avoid when implementing Digital Technologies
I have been supporting schools in implementing the new Digital Technologies subject into Australian schools for 3 years now, and in doing so, I’ve witnessed educators make a number of mistakes. To spare you the trouble of going through these misfortunes yourself, I’ve compiled a…
Build your own digital solutions with Python and Micro:bit
Want to learn how to build your own digital solutions with Python and Micro:bit? You’re in luck! In today’s blog post, we’ll be giving you a crash course on how to make cool digital solutions, such as a quiz game, an earthquake detector, and a…
Build a simple quiz game in Scratch
A quiz game, you say? A quiz game is a great digital solutions project for students in Years 3-4. It’s a ton of fun to build, and it’s a great opportunity for students to get creative by writing their own questions and answers! This project…
How to design your own computer game
Today, we’ll show you how to design your own computer game. We’ve shown you how to build many computer games already, e.g. Pacman and Dragon Castle, now it is time to invent your own. We can build all different types of digital projects with coding…
Tips for winning the Maze Rescue Challenge at Robocup Junior
This weekend, we — Elnaz and Emily — were judges at Robocup Junior Queensland for the Rescue Challenges. We oversaw two divisions: the Line Follow Rescue, and the Maze Rescue. Last year we gave you tips and tricks for the Line Follow Rescue Challenge; this year, the Maze Rescue Challenge was a new addition to Robocup Junior. From having watched many teams compete at many Maze Challenges, here are our tips and tricks for winning in 2018.