Teach Children Computer Coding for a Better Future

Dear donor,

 We continued our computer coding courses in three different locations during the summer. The courses were held in Izmir, Urla (near Izmir) and Düzce CYDD activity centers .

We had altogether 8 courses at three different levels. Four Level I, three Level II  and one special advanced “App Inventor” courses were given by 17 volunteer teachers.

73 students benefited from Level I and Level II courses. Participation to the “App Inventor” was high and 79 students took the course .all students were given certificates for attending the program.

Some summer courses were hybrid courses. For the new school term we plan to increase the number of face-to-face courses and will tell you about them in our next report.

Kind regards,

Dear donor,

During our spring term, we had hybrid coding courses. The CYDD branches listed below held face-to face courses and in total, 10 classes of Level 1 courses and 5 classes of Level 2 courses were opened.

Some CYDD centers are continuing the program until end May.

• Düzce
• Izmir
• Çukurova
• Urla
• Kusadas
• Aydn
• Söke
• Canakkale                                                                                                                                                              

As we mentioned in our previous report, students registered in the “Young Starfishes” 21^st century competencies course all had special classes of App Inventer as the final module of the program. In total 787 students benefited from this special course.

 We are happy to report that finally the branch courses were held in classrooms whereas the App Inverter program was continued on-line as the 787 Young Starfish students were all from different locations.

 At the moment, we are planning our summer courses to be held in CYDD Activitry Centers  and will tell you about them in our next report.

 We are looking forward to your support for new equipment as we hope to open new classes in new centers as life gradually returns to normal after the pandemic.

Kind regards,