Codefestival 2024: Programmeren en coderen in het onderwijs
EU Code Week: 14-27 oktober 2024
De EU-programmeerweek is een initiatief waarin creativiteit, probleemoplossing en samenwerking worden gestimuleerd door middel van programmeren en andere technische en digitale activiteiten. Het idee erachter is om programmeren bereikbaarder te maken en om mensen te laten zien hoe je ideeën met programmeercode tot leven kunt brengen. De Code Week wil digitale vaardigheden ontwikkelen en gemotiveerde mensen bij elkaar brengen om te leren.
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Op 14 oktober 2024 is er een volgende editie van het Codefestival. We hopen jullie daar te ontmoeten. Het wordt een dag vol interessante workshops, inspirerende sprekers en boeiende praktijkvoorbeelden. De inschrijvingen starten eind augustus 2024.
Code Week 2023: inspiratiegids en toolkit
In de EU Code week ga je aan de slag met programmeren en coderen op school. Weet je niet goed hoe eraan te beginnen? Dan hebben wij voor jou:
- EU Code Week 2023 - inspiratigids: een bundel met tips en informatie over lesactiviteiten, organisaties, nascholingen ...
- EU Code Week 2023 - toolkit: een bundel met laagdrempelige tools om jouw leerlingen aan het coderen te krijgen. Deze bundel werd samengesteld door de Vlaamse leading teachers van de EU Code Week. Zij zetten coderen en programmeren in de kijker.
Dat is nog niet alles want ook op volgende websites kan je terecht voor meer info en materiaal:
- Bezoek de website van Code Week.
- Vind tips, ideeën en lesmateriaal.
- Bekijk waar in Europa activiteiten plaatsvinden op de interactieve CodeWeek-kaart!
- Meld je aan om ook jouw activiteit toe te voegen.
Voorbije Codefestivals
In 2016, 2017 en 2022 was er een Codefestival met keynotes, hands-on sessies, praktijkvoorbeelden, demo's en nieuw materiaal. De presentaties kan je via onderstaande links nog eens raadplegen.
- Bekijk de foto's en download de presentaties van 2017
- Donwload de presentaties van 2022
- Bekijk de aftermovie van het tienjarig jubileum 2022
- Bekijk de toolkit van 2022.
Nog meer leermiddelen vind je hieronder.
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Code Week: Attendee Certificate Template
Are you participating in EU Code Week by organizing a programming activity in your class or school? Then you can give your students or colleagues a certificate of participation that proves that they developed computational thinking skills and …
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Design dinosaur games with Zimjs
In this presentation you will learn more about how to design a dinosaur game with ZimJs code, such as the well-known Chrome Dino game. You will also find a video tutorial on how to design such a game in Octostudio.
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Social robot: Learning path
This learning path helps you as a teacher to prepare the STEM project 'Social robot'. In this project, students design, program and build a social robot that must meet certain (self-selected) criteria. A bonus to this learning process is the …
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Control a robot dog using OctoStudio
An inspiring video idea. Control a robot dog with Micro:Bit mounted using OctoStudio and MicroBlocks .
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Code City: Coding Lessons
Coding and computational thinking are the skills of the future. By coding, children learn to understand the digital world better. They learn to think logically, gain better spatial insight and solve problems. A good dose of creativity comes in …
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Using OctoStudio to remotely control a micro:bit Maqueen robot
With this project you program the Maqueen robot using a micro:bit so that you can control it wirelessly with OctoStudio on a smartphone or tablet. Follow the learning path step by step.
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Whadda: Develop your STEM and programming skills
Whadda provides the maker community with DIY electronics and equipment to bring ideas to life! Join our quest to learn more about electronics, programming, mechanics and more useful skills! Be inspired by our projects.
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Robocup Junior: Robot competition
On this website you will find information about the Robocup Junior competition. This is an annual robot competition for young people from 8 to 18 years old.
RoboCup Junior encourages the exchange of knowledge, communication and teamwork. School teams …
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Making automaton with micro:bit: Video
With the micro:bit you can let your students make interesting things in a fun and easy way, ranging from robots to musical instruments. In this video, Pauline Maas introduces the micro:bit and shows with a few practical examples how teachers can …
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Open Roberta Lab: Video List
Playlist on YouTube about working with Open Roberta Lab. With this programming environment, students learn to program robots. Open Roberta Lab uses graphical programming so that beginners can easily learn to code. They use different programming …
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Tinkercad Circuits: Explanatory Videos
English video list on how to use Tinkercad Circuits. Tinkercad is an online 3D modeling program for 3D design, electronics and coding. You can also use Tinkercad to draw electrical circuits. For example, you have students perform a simulation …
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Getting started with the micro:bit in your STEM projects: Course
The micro:bit is a mini computer, designed at the initiative of the BBC and intended to teach children the basics of programming. The advantage of the micro:bit is that you can start programming in an accessible way and you immediately see …
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