I've just seen Larry Hryb (Major Nelson) retweet this on Twitter and decided to take a look, it looks like a great little one hour thing for the kids to check out and maybe start to understand the basics of coding. It includes (as mentioned in the title) Minecraft, Star Wars, Frozen, Flappy Bird and more.
What is the Hour of Code?
The Hour of Code is a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to demystify code and show that anybody can learn the basics.
10 comments
rapidmindfreak
16 Nov 15#1
Well...that was fun :stuck_out_tongue:
Boz
16 Nov 15#2
Heat :innocent:
tightasagnatschu
16 Nov 15#3
Saved for later.
syman
16 Nov 15#4
used this with my after school club. very popular
RG101
16 Nov 15#5
This is great for kids or adults who want to get into coding. Hot!
ollie13239
17 Nov 15#6
actually really good idea. love it.
WFT
17 Nov 15#7
thanks for this
jdbigguy
17 Nov 15#8
This would bore me witless, but I can see how others will be interested, so I am voting hot Buzz.
MR GUS
18 Nov 15#9
My daughter tried out the Minecraft Hourofcoding last night, she wants to give the 20 hour session a go now, how far she gets we'll see, but it was fun (I watched) & there are plenty of other options, this is a well executed "session" star wars, frozen etc,
Deepest thanks for taking time to share this OP
Fleabum
18 Nov 15#10
This is actually a fantastic way to get kids involved with computer coding.
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Opening post
What is the Hour of Code?
The Hour of Code is a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to demystify code and show that anybody can learn the basics.
10 comments
Deepest thanks for taking time to share this OP
Kudos to the people who came up with the idea!
Regards
Flea