Code Club at Darwin Libraries

Code Club at Darwin Libraries

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Posted 2017-09-04 by Mindo Koerberfollow
It is not enough for children to know how to use technology and enjoy the digital world. It is also not enough for children to play computer games or draw using special apps.



Learning to program computers is an important skill to develop since we are living in a digital world. Learning to code doesn't mean you have to be a computer programmer. Learning how to code will strengthen problem solving skills and logical thinking, which supports key academic subjects such as science, maths and technology. As the world gets more digitised, so does the demand for coding talent.



Darwin libraries let children to learn about coding, and it's free. Rather than let children be passive consumers of content on screens, Code Club at Darwin libraries will show children from age 9 up to 12 years old how to get creative with technology. Code Club sessions are conducted in a fun learning environment, through exploring problem solving and logic. Code Club will give a chance for children to make a new friends as well.



Come and join the Code Club at City Library every Wednesdays starting from 3.30pm to 4.30pm, or Casuarina Library every Tuesdays starting from 4pm to 5pm, Thursdays starting from 3.30pm to 4.30pm and also from 4.30pm to 5.30pm every Thursdays, or Karama Library every Saturdays starting from 9am to 10m. Please ask the library staff for more information and how to register. Visit their website here for more details.



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