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CODING FOR ALL

Inclusiveness in Coding Education

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FROM THOUGHTS TO CODES

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Is Coding for all? Sure thing…

Unplugged activities for groups of students with no equipment.

Can I code without a computer? Yes, you can!

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Can I code if :

I cannot read because I don’t know the language

or

I have learning difficulties like dyslexia or

I am just a pre-schooler?

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Yes, you can! Drag and drop “pre-typed” instructions or pictures. They can be very helpful.

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Daily experiences of inclusion with coding

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Use instruction cards and other materials

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Attractive graphic designs

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And what if I have low vision or blindness?

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You can use the “Audio Support” or the magnifying tool

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Everybody can Code

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Activities unpuggled and with ipad

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Activities in different difficulty levels

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Intuitive, effective, and therefore highly meaningful

method for acquiring computational thinking

through experience.

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Programming and digital literacy are accessible to

everyone, in a playful, fun and engaging context

for pupils

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Everybody can Code