Review: Python for Kids
Python for Kids is a new No Starch publication written by Jason R. Briggs. Aimed at children from the ages of 10 up who would like to learn Python, the book starts with the very basics even down to in
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Browse curated guides for the software and languages used to teach computing across KS2, KS3 and GCSE.
MIT's block-based language — the perfect first step into programming for KS2 and KS3.
Explore →The most popular language for GCSE Computing, with a huge range of teaching materials.
Explore →Microsoft's visual game-creation tool that teaches logic through building games.
Explore →Tell stories and build games in 3D while learning object-oriented programming.
Explore →A classic teaching language, brought up to date for the modern classroom.
Explore →Learn Java by building interactive simulations and games with visual feedback.
Explore →Bring computing to life with stop-motion, 2D and 3D animation projects.
Explore →Software and ideas for teaching digital graphics and 3D modelling.
Explore →Resources for teaching web development with HTML and CSS.
Explore →Unplugged ideas and tools for the theory behind Computer Science.
Explore →Help students stay safe online with these classroom-ready resources.
Explore →More tools and platforms worth a place in your computing classroom.
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Resources mapped to the AQA GCSE Computer Science specification.
View resources →Support and materials for the OCR GCSE Computing course.
View resources →Teaching resources for the Edexcel Computer Science GCSE.
View resources →A general collection of GCSE Computing teaching resources.
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Python for Kids is a new No Starch publication written by Jason R. Briggs. Aimed at children from the ages of 10 up who would like to learn Python, the book starts with the very basics even down to in
Recently at this year’s BETT show, the Kodu Kup was officially launched in the UK. It has been running in the US for a number of years, but this is the first time UK students will get the opportunity
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Revision 3 have released their second episode of Good Job which looks at different opportunities in the gaming industry. This episode looks at the art of motion capture where they talk to Nateon Ajel
Super Scratch Programming Adventure is a new publication from No Starch Press.
Codecademy have launched an after school club project which includes a scheme of work teacher’s pack and a lounge for teachers to discuss ideas.
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