Visual Programming Environments for Kids
June 7, 2009 – 7:43 amWell-written look at several visual programming environments for young children from Shone Sadler. Wish there was more like this on the web…
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That was an awesome post, but I was shocked alice.org wasn’t in the list.
By John MacIntyre on Jun 7, 2009
A recent project from BT – Rules – inspired by Scratch now has screencasts showing how to program a range of devices with a Scratch-like tile-based programming interface…
Visit the Rules website at http://btrules.com
Given your interest in this area, it could be worth a look and welcome your feedback.
By Cefn Hoile on Jul 3, 2009