Learn Python programming using Hedy
Day 1 | 12:15 | 01:30 | UD6.203 | Jesús Pelay, Pink van de Hel
Note: I'm reworking this at the moment, some things won't work.
Hedy is a programming language that aims to teach textual programming to kids. Hedy's unique approach involves gradual changes in the syntax of the programming language, so students are not overloaded with information right away. This devroom is aimed at students from 9 to 12 years old, but anyone with a desire to start learning programming (or teaching) with text based language is welcome. You'll need your own laptop (no installs needed, Hedy is webbased) and reading- and basic typing skills (or someone to help you read and type). No prior programming experience is needed. When you have finished all 18 levels of Hedy, you know the basics of Python.
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Activities during FOSDEM Junior follow the Code Club policies and health and safety standards.
- All attendees must have an adult with them
- Remember to bring your laptop with you
- You must book a place to attend
- Please don’t come if you are feeling unwell
Participants are required to sign up for this activity via the registration form.