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1 - Introduction/01 - Welcome.mp4	28.32 MB
2 - 1. Programming for Kids/02 - Programming is fun!.mp4	4.81 MB
2 - 1. Programming for Kids/03 - Graphical vs. coding-based languages.mp4	8.17 MB
3 - 2. How Kids Learn/04 - Exploring learning styles - Auditory, kinesthetic, and visual.mp4	7.37 MB
3 - 2. How Kids Learn/05 - Piaget's four stages of cognitive development.mp4	14.51 MB
4 - 3. Graphical Programming on the iPad/06 - iPad apps for very young kids.mp4	52.25 MB
4 - 3. Graphical Programming on the iPad/07 - Making things move - Daisy the Dinosaur.mp4	11.33 MB
4 - 3. Graphical Programming on the iPad/08 - Conquering challenges - Move the Turtle.mp4	21.15 MB
4 - 3. Graphical Programming on the iPad/09 - Learning about algorithms - Hopscotch.mp4	21.55 MB
5 - 4. Graphical Programming on Personal Computers/10 - Programming animations - Scratch.mp4	25.24 MB
5 - 4. Graphical Programming on Personal Computers/11 - Programming Android apps - MIT App Inventor.mp4	33.06 MB
5 - 4. Graphical Programming on Personal Computers/12 - Programming games - GameSalad.mp4	24.54 MB
6 - 5. Getting Started with Coding/13 - A first real programming language - Logo.mp4	19.20 MB
6 - 5. Getting Started with Coding/14 - Programming virtual robots - RoboMind.mp4	20.14 MB
6 - 5. Getting Started with Coding/15 - Learning JavaScript - Crunchzilla Code Monster.mp4	16.28 MB
6 - 5. Getting Started with Coding/16 - Learning Java - Greenfoot.mp4	25.69 MB
7 - 6. Programming in the Real World/17 - When programming gets real.mp4	35.26 MB
7 - 6. Programming in the Real World/18 - Building and controlling a real robot - LEGO Mindstorms.mp4	104.75 MB
7 - 6. Programming in the Real World/19 - Programming real robots - LEGO Mindstorms.mp4	34.42 MB
7 - 6. Programming in the Real World/20 - Joining a club - FIRST Robotics Competition.mp4	19.25 MB
7 - 6. Programming in the Real World/21 - Programming hardware - Arduino and Raspberry Pi.mp4	134.27 MB
8 - Conclusion/22 - Next steps.mp4	3.42 MB
AhLaN.txt	175.00 B
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Lynda - Programming Foundations - Programming for Kids [AhLaN]

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GENERAL INFO
Instructor : David Gassner
Duration : 2h 8m
Released : 11/10/2014

... About This Course ...

Kids are naturally excited about building, whether it's building blocks or building rockets. Programming can be just as much fun. And the skills kids gain programming can help them feel accomplished, while giving them a head start in our fast-paced digital world. This course is designed to help parents and educators introduce programming concepts to kids of all ages, from grammar school to high school. David Gassner starts with a description of different learning styles (auditory, kinesthetic, or visual) and talks about how kids' programming tools appeal to different styles. He then introduces mobile device apps for young programmers that let them animate graphical images using simple block-based programming. For older kids, he introduces software such as Scratch for more advanced animation, MIT App Inventor for programming real Android apps, and tools that teach core languages like JavaScript and Java. The final chapter covers how kids can work with robots and other hardware like the Raspberry Pi, which show how programming can work in the real world.

Topics include:
Understanding your child's learning style
Graphical programming on iPads and computers
Making things move
Learning about algorithms
Programming animations, apps, and games
Learning JavaScript and other core languages
Programming virtual and real robots
Programming hardware: Arduino and Raspberry Pi