Coding made simple: Books to introduce kids to computing Published: Nov. 20, 2019, 2:34 p.m. Explore coding books for children at an Onondaga County Public Library near you!

I Can Code: If/Then: A Simple STEM Introduction to Coding for Kids and Toddlers ($9) prepares readers to understand computer logic by breaking down if/then statements.

As well as promoting the value of coding for the school curriculum, another aim of the project was to show kids that they could create their own computer games, rather than just playing them -- an ...

Even a simple coding language can be made to do complex things with enough creativity and perseverance. Which means it's great for kids—toys can teach extremely simple coding languages that will ...

After the kids build a game, they’re able to zap it to their tablet or smartphone (iOS or Android) by scanning a QR code. Technically speaking, these are HTML5 apps that can run in the browser ...

Here’s to Good News Mondays! Every Tuesday this summer, the Schalmo Family YMCA in Canal Fulton is offering something new for local kids: coding and robotics workshops designed to spark ...

Moving past the simple single-character-manipulation apps, you'll find apps that teach programming through drag-and-drop interfaces with coding blocks. Think LEGO, but with code.

Six years ago, I suggested that kids start with Logo, the earliest CS education language, and I still believe it remains a strong option available today.Here’s the most important part: If you can ...

For one, while the visual coding system is easy to understand, it doesn't lead to the most complex of functions, meaning you ...