Learning is best done by doing. This also applies to 21st century skills such as coding and computational skills. For some schools however, this can be a challenge; there might be no electricity or no access to laptops.
This is where 'unplugged coding' comes in. Unplugged coding refers to coding without touching a digital device. Learners learn computational skills and basic concepts such as algorithms, testing and debugging without using computers or other devices in a play-based way. All you need is creativity and imagination. Through unplugged coding, coding is possible in every class, in every school, in every context. And, from our experience, unplugged coding is even more fun, and stimulates teamwork!
Discover how you can get started with unplugged coding in these videos.
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