Apr 17
Hopscotch is an app designed for the iPad that has been released in beta and is free for download. It has been created with the purpose of teaching kids from 8-12 the joys of rudimentary coding where they try to make programming concepts as visual, bright and fun as possible, rather than boring with actual code and strict syntax. While developed for both boys and girls in mind, Hopscotch’s founders, Jocelyn Leavitt and Samantha John, are hoping that this app will help bring more girls to the world of programming. (more…)
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