EU Code Week newsletter / June 2024
EU Code Week
EU Code Week is a grassroots initiative which aims to bring coding and digital literacy to everybody.
EU Code Week Online Community Meeting: Driving Digital Literacy?Forward
On 18 June 2024, the EU Code Week Online Community Meeting brought together educators, school leaders, and digital literacy advocates for an engaging and productive session. The meeting provided a platform for the community to reflect on recent achievements, discuss ongoing initiatives, and plan for the future of EU Code Week.
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Farewell from the GOPA Com. – EUN Consortium
It has been an honour and a privilege for GOPA Com. and European Schoolnet to coordinate the EU Code Week initiative over the past years. Together, we have witnessed incredible growth and have seeIt has been an honour and a privilege for GOPA Com. and European Schoolnet to coordinate the EU Code Week initiative over the past years. Together, we have witnessed incredible growth and have seen first-hand the positive impact coding and digital skills can have on students, teachers and communities across Europe.
Over the past years, we have witnessed with joy how the EU Code Week community has grown and developed, and how you have stepped up to challenges and embraced new trends. We are greatly thankful for your passion and enthusiasm, and wish you a great continuation in the years to come. We look forward to our paths crossing again. And remember, every week is EU Code Week!
As we bid farewell, we are pleased to announce that the Code4Europe Consortium will be taking over the management of EU Code Week. We are confident that they will continue to build on the strong foundation we have established to further the mission of fostering digital literacy.
Thank you for your unwavering support and participation. We look forward to seeing the continued success of EU Code Week under the new consortium.
Presenting the New Learning Bit: "Making and Coding"
EU Code Week is excited to introduce a new Learning Bit designed to inspire young learners through the fusion of creativity and technology: “Making and Coding.” This resource is perfect for beginners eager to explore the basics of programming and hands-on creation, bringing coding concepts to life in an engaging and practical way. With three thoughtfully crafted lesson plans, “Making and Coding” offers a dynamic approach to learning that integrates the digital and physical worlds.?
Find out more here.
Introducing “Code Through Art”: A New EU Code Week Learning Bit
We are thrilled to announce the launch of a new Learning Bit, “Code Through Art,” designed for our youngest learners. This innovative resource brings together the worlds of coding and art to cultivate creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving in children aged 4-6. With three engaging lesson plans, this Learning Bit provides a rich, hands-on learning experience that blends the fundamentals of programming with artistic expression.?
Read more here.
Creative Scratch Laboratory Learning Bit launches on EU Code Week!
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We're excited to introduce a new Learning Bit on EU Code Week: the Creative Scratch Laboratory. This innovative series of lesson plans is designed to spark creativity and introduce students to the fascinating world of coding through the Scratch platform. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced coder, there's something for everyone in this engaging programme.?
Find out more here.
Coding Games for Kids: 5 Fun Ways to Spark an Interest in Programming
It's time to get your coding activities ready and pinned on the map! Whether you’re a teacher, a student, a parent, or simply a coding enthusiast, organising and registering your event can be done quickly and efficiently. Here’s a short six-step guide to help you prepare and pin your activity with ease.
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Inspire the Next Generation: Apply for a Meet and Code Grant
Mark your calendars. Meet and Code launches on 17June with non-profit organizations hosting creative digital skills workshops to inspire the next generation of coders.
Find out more here.
Code4Europe consortium & call to register for new newsletter
The Code4Europe Consortium is thrilled to take over the stewardship of the dynamic and impactful Code4Week initiative as of the 1st of July. The consortium, comprising over 40 educational and digital industry stakeholders from 20 European countries, is committed to building upon the wonderful work done so far and introducing innovative ideas to further expand and enhance digital education across Europe. Their mission is to ensure the seamless implementation of EU Code Week activities while introducing new initiatives to enhance the reach and visibility of this crucial European project.?
The current newsletter will be discontinued and will be replaced by a new newsletter set up by Code4Europe, where they will share with you their future plans for the EU Code Week.?
In order to stay updated on the EU Code Week, please register as soon as possible for the new newsletter here.
May?Highlights from the EU Code Week Blogosphere?
During May on the EU Code Week portal, members of the EU Code Week community shared their experience and events with us. We also shared community news and information about EU Code Week activities. Some highlights include: