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Lição 15: Atividade CodeWeek

Fomos sensibilizados para a codeweek europeia e estivemos a participar na mesma.

Acho que o facto desta atividade ser disponibilizada de graça para quem a quiser realizar é uma mais-valia, visto que o look simpliicado e feeling quase de jogo que a codehour passa é uma forma fixe de captar as pessoas, sem fazer com que seja aborrecido.

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[codeeu]

EU Code Week Deep Dive MOOC

Let’s dive deeper! The EU Code Week Deep Dive massive open online course (MOOC) starts on 16 September 2020. Apply now to participate in the biggest online coding initiative in the EU and worldwide. The idea behind the Deep Dive MOOC is to raise awareness about the importance of integrating coding and computational thinking into the classroom. It provides you with ideas, free training material and resources about coding, while the ready-made lessons plans will support you in your activities. Additionally, you will learn all about Code Week and how to fully participate in this initiative and spread the power of coding in the classroom and beyond. Last year, the Deep Dive MOOC engaged 4.2 million people in Europe and beyond.

Who is it for, and do I need experience to participate? The Deep Dive MOOC is primarily aimed at primary and secondary school teachers, regardless of the subject they teach. Nevertheless, it’s also designed for young adults, parents, librarians, entrepreneurs, policymakers - anyone who is interested in the topic. It is not necessary to have previous experience or knowledge about coding or computational thinking to participate in these courses. Everyone is welcome to learn. Why coding? As teachers and parents, you want to educate the children and prepare them for life. Coding teaches everyone a range of transferable skills that are useful for work and everyday life. Coding teaches children how to think and solve problems helping them realise their academic and professional ambitions. Find out more about the advantages of coding and our values here. What am I learning? In these weeks you’ll learn everything you need to know about coding. The EU Code Week raises awareness about the importance of integrating coding and computational thinking into the everyday lives of school pupils, adults and anyone who is interested. The course is organised around the principle of peer learning, meaning you can learn from each other’s experiences and ideas and discuss everything with the other participants. You will learn about 5 key areas: #1: Why Coding, Computational Thinking, and the EU Code Week Initiative #2: Computational Thinking and Unplugged Coding #3: Visual Programming Languages, Scratch & Python #4: Robotics, Tinkering and Making #5: Coding for All, App Development and CS Fundamentals These 5 lessons will give you an overview of the Code Week initiative and will answer all your questions on coding. You will also get introduced to the different activities you can organise at home or in school and be given access to learning materials and lesson plans. You will become familiar with innovative tools such as visual programming tools, unplugged activities, robotics and more. With this knowledge, you will be able to integrate coding into every subject and as fun games and activities at home. What’s more, the EU Code Week Teachers group on Facebook lets you stay in contact with other passionate teachers around the globe, chat about the courses, share ideas and get to know more about the initiative.    How do I earn a certificate? After completing the courses, you’ll be awarded a participation certificate. You simply have to organise a lesson (ideally with your students or with your colleagues) and register it in the Code Week map. Additionally, you will have to review two EU Code Week activities registered by other participants. The final deadline to complete all activities is 30 October 2020.

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[codeeu]

Coding from home 3: Remote robotics, 21-day coding challenge and computer science education in Croatia on the agenda of the webinar

Around 50 participants from Belgium, Croatia, Estonia, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Albania, Portugal, Sweden and Tunisia took part in the 3rd Coding from Home webinar on 6 April 2020.

Lidija Kralj, Assistant Minister for Strategy & General Education from Croatia presented remote computer science lessons. Maura Sandri, Leading Teacher from Italy, Paulo Torcato, Leading teacher from Portugal and Imen Taktak, Code Week Ambassador from Tunisia shared robotics and coding activities for remote learning they have developed. 

Lidija Kralj described how remote learning was organised following the Covid-19 lockdown of schools in Croatia. In the past two years all schools and teachers have been equipped with computers and tablets, which made the roll-out of the remote teaching rather smooth. After the lock-down, virtual classrooms were established for all principles, teachers and their students. The ministry has also established channels for teachers, parents and students to use.

Maura Sandri presented a 21-day coding challenge that she created to get kids, parents and educators to start coding, explore computational thinking and have fun. The coding challenges were uploaded online every morning at 10 o’clock and every evening Maura and her team checked and commented on the programmes that had been submitted. Maura has also developed an astro-documentary activity in Scratch that will soon be translated into English.

Paulo Torcato presented Scratch and basic school robotics remote lessons that he has created for children and parents. He also showed examples were he had combined robotics and science classes. He underlined that his coding classes always are combined with other subjects such as Portuguese, maths, science and English. 

Imen Taktak, Code Week ambassador Tunisia – presented three different remote activities for schools. The first was focused on “Netiquette” or Cyberethics. The second activity was about robotics where the students described a micro:bit card its components and utilities and then coded a traffic light remotely. The third activity focused on climate change where students used micro:bits to create simple weather stations. The full presentation is available online.