Online AI, Coding, and technology courses for Students Grades 1 - 10.
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$25 Per hour Frequency: Once a week (September - June) ✔️ Collaborative Learning ✔️ Maximum of 8 Students ✔️ Interactive Discussions
$60 Per hour Frequency: Custom ✔️ Personalized Curriculum ✔️ Flexible Scheduling ✔️ Tailored Learning Objectives
$20 Per hour Frequency: Once a week (September - June) ✔️ Collaborative Learning ✔️ Maximum of 12 Students ✔️ Interactive Discussions
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Initial Registration FormLevel 1, Level 2 Scratch is a block-based visual programming language developed by MIT that aims to teach foundational coding concepts in a fun and interactive way. In these courses, students will create their own interactive stories, animations, and games, developing problem-solving skills and logical thinking. Students will learn about: - Variables - Conditional Statements - Input and Output - Loops and Animations - Functions - Scratch Extensions (Music, Pen, Video Sensing) - Artificial Intelligence using Scratch & Much More!
Overview: This beginner friendly course helps kids understand how Artificial Intelligence (AI) works in real life, from smart assistants like Siri to AI art and chatbots. 1. What is AI? What does AI mean? ● AI means making computers “think” like humans: learning, deciding, and helping. Where do we see AI? ● Google, chatbots, YouTube recommendations, and even video game enemies. How does it work (super simple)? ● AI uses patterns. It looks at a lot of data and tries to make smart guesses. ● It improves the more we use it (to make it better specifically for you). 2. Prompt Engineering (Asking AI the Right Way) What is a “prompt”? ● It’s a question or instruction we give AI (like me telling ChatGPT: “Write a story about a dragon.”) Why does the prompt matter? ● AI gives better answers if you ask better questions. How to practice: ● Give examples of good vs. bad prompts. ● Excercise: “Make an AI tell a joke” or “Create a story with a pirate and a robot.” 3. AI Agents: Building a Smart Helper What’s an AI agent? ● A little digital worker that follows tasks, like answering emails or helps you study. What can they do for us? ● Recommend music, answer questions, organize things, even help build games! Outcome: By the end, students will understand AI basics, know how to talk to AI tools, and create their very own beginner AI projects.
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 Python, the world's most popular coding language, is great for beginners. In our courses, students explore everything from basic programming concepts to advanced topics like object oriented programming through interactive activities and hands-on projects, enhancing their coding skills and logical thinking. Students will learn about: - Data Types, Variables, Input and Output - Conditional Statements and Loops - Lists, Tuples, Sets, and Dictionaries - Functions - Object oriented programming (OOP) - Classes and Objects - Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction, and Encapsulation & Much More!
(Grades 6-8) Level 1, Level 2 This course is designed for both beginners and experienced developers seeking a fun and comprehensive way to learn HTML5 and CSS3. By the end, students will have all the skills needed to create professional and high quality websites. Students will learn about: - HTML - Tags, Elements, and Attributes - CSS Syntax and Style Rules - Flexbox Layout - Creating Responsive Designs - JavaScript Functions and Events - DOM (Document Object Model) manipulation - Simple Animations and Transitions & Much More!
Youth of all ages - Clubs to shape your future.
Initial Registration FormTech Talks: Invite software engineers, entrepreneurs, or robotics experts for interactive sessions. Company Tours: Arrange field trips to tech startups, innovation hubs, or research labs.
STEM Escape Rooms: Design coding or robotics-based puzzles where kids solve clues to "escape." Tech Art: Mix coding with creativity by making pixel art, music with code, or animations. DIY Electronics: Hands-on sessions with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or micro:bit.
Group Coding Projects: Collaborate on building websites, apps, or robots. Leadership Roles: Assign roles like team leader, presenter, or project manager to develop soft skills. Public Speaking & Demos: Let kids present their projects in front of peers and parents.
Mentorship Programs: Older members can mentor younger ones in coding and robotics. Tech for Good: Organize projects that use technology to solve real-world problems (e.g., apps for charity, assistive tech for disabilities). Workshops for Schools: Club members can teach younger students basic programming.
Build Your Own Game: Let members create their own video games using Scratch, Unity, or Python. Smart Gadgets: Develop IoT-based projects like a smart doorbell, weather station, or automated plant watering system. App Development: Encourage participants to design and build their own mobile or web apps.
Hackathons: Organize coding marathons where participants solve problems within a time limit. Robotics Battles: Conduct friendly robot competitions like sumo wrestling, maze-solving, or obstacle courses. Coding Challenges: Weekly or monthly challenges on platforms like Code.org, Scratch, or Python-based problem-solving.
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