Computing KS1 / KS2: Programming a computer game. video Computing KS1 / KS2: Programming a computer game Schoolchildren create their own simple games using on screen sprites.

Paul Curzon, Professor of Computer Science and Jane Waite, Teaching Fellow and Public Engagement, Outreach and Teacher CPD Co-ordinator at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, ...

Teaching our children to code: a quiet revolution The next wave of the digital revolution arrives next year, with every child in the UK being taught computer programming.

But for those who do take the initiative to start teaching themselves, it can be a lonely road. That is why Emma Mulqueeny, founder of Young Rewired State, formed a network for developers aged 18 ...

Translating these real-world motivations for understanding concurrency and parallelism isn’t abstract. It’s real. When teaching programming, “think parallel” should come very early on.

Through Tiger Leap, they have been teaching programming at secondary level for some time. But their latest project is to introduce the concept to children earlier, when they enter at the age of seven.

Through Tiger Leap, they have been teaching programming at secondary level for some time. But their latest project is to introduce the concept to children earlier, when they enter at the age of seven.

ICT teachers at the BETT show for educational technology in London agreed the current curriculum is out of date. Others said they would need extra training to teach computer programming.