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ANYBODY CAN LEARN CODE - CODE.ORG

http://code.org/

Code.org is a great website where teachers can find out how to go about teaching Computer Science to their children. Pupils can learn the basic concepts of coding with drag and drop programming (similar to Scratch) using a game format that includes Angry Birds and Plants vs. Zombies as characters. The site, although designed to target schools in the USA, is well thought out, child friendly and supported with good instructional videos; all of which makes it equally suitable for teachers and pupils within in the UK.

 

 

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