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HTML is a language that is expected to stay around for many years. Any front-end web technology will interact with HTML, the language of browsers, to create the tools that you use online. As technology continues to grow at a rapid rate, more developers are needed every day. Learning HTML is the first exciting step in being able to create the web technologies that most of us interact with and rely on every day.

Working in a small group setting, a Launch teacher will guide students through interactive activities that build students’ familiarity and expertise with foundational concepts like commands, patterns, loops, and more. They are then introduced to computing devices and guided through an exploration on how these principles are applied with coding.

Growing up online can make it easy to believe everything you find there. Discuss skills like checking the source of information and analyzing the purpose of a message. Talk about what types of sources can be reliable, and when to be skeptical of what you find online.

Every Computer Science Education Week, Code.org organizes the Hour of Code™ to get kids around the world coding for at least 1 hour during the week, a mission close to our hearts at Launch. To make the most of the week and take advantage of the Hour of Code™ movement, we’ve collected compiled you need to know in one place!

In our quest to make computer science education for kids more accessible than ever before, we are excited to announce that our coding and technology camps are available not only at Launch’s main location in Westlake, but at partner institutions throughout Austin! New locations include Upward Bound Montessori School (Round Rock area), Concordia High School (Pflugerville area), and Headwaters School.

Does your child want to learn how to code but you’re not sure where to start? There are lots of tools for beginning coding for kids, but the best way for any child to learn is when they are on a curriculum that they are passionate about and is appropriate for their age. Today we’re breaking down the best ways to teach kids coding for each interest and age group.

With a Makey Makey Invention Kit, children can turn everyday objects into touchpads to then be programed with the internet, expanding the possibilities for practicing art or engineering. With the Makey Makey, you can use things like play dough, bananas, and even pennies to turn them in to a controller for your video games! With this cool gadget, your kid can use their creativity to and turn ordinary things to an invention of their own using alligator clips.

Concepts of voltage, current, power, energy, and what a circuit is. How to use a multi-meter and understanding the difference between measuring in series and in parallel. Use the Arduino IDE Skills students will take away from this course: