Computational Thinking, Programming…and the Google App Inventor – SmartBean
What were Papert’s views on children, computers and "powerful ideas”? Are they relevant today? Why should we introduce our kids to programming and how? Find out all the answers to these and more in this article - Computational Thinking, Programming…and the Google App Inventor that I recently co-authored with Charles Profitt, leader of the NY State Ubuntu Local Community.
(Incidentally my older son was at the Googleplex in Mountain View recently for a 3-week "Computational and Programming Experience" camp for 14-year olds that is designed with similar goals in mind..)
Labels: Google, LOGO, programming for kids, Scratch, seymour papert
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monisha mehta |
Thu Sep 23, 12:22:00 AM PDT
It is a very relevant information for those teenagers who are struggling with computational programming. It would also give them an insight into what incentives proper programming and thinking could bring into their lives in the later stage. A very motivational post!
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ILEAD |
Mon Oct 25, 05:34:00 AM PDT
Hey nice information....
Posted by
shandil.munish |
Thu Dec 16, 12:49:00 AM PST
nice one.we all know that now a days everything is computerised and programmed .children start lookinf for such things which we never thought of
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Andreajolie |
Fri Jun 24, 03:02:00 AM PDT