Pocket Code is a mobile app that allows users, particularly young people, to create, edit, and share their own games, animations, and other applications using a visual, block-based programming interface. It aims to make coding accessible on mobile devices, fostering creativity and introducing users to programming concepts.
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The USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) provides a platform for high school students to enhance their programming and algorithmic skills through competitive problem-solving. It serves as a pathway for students to demonstrate their abilities, potentially leading to participation in international competitions like the IOI or EGOI, and strengthens their college applications.
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CodingBat offers free practice problems in Java and Python, designed to help users improve their coding skills. Educators can use this site to provide students with supplementary exercises and self-assessment tools. The platform aims to reinforce fundamental programming concepts through interactive coding challenges
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Pickcode provides a platform designed to simplify coding education, particularly for game development. Educators can use this platform to introduce students to coding concepts through engaging, project-based learning. The platform aims to make coding more accessible and enjoyable for both educators and students. Free for personal use, pricing available for Classroom integration.
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This free, fun app has an easy drag & drop interface that kids of all ages can use to animate Daisy and make her dance on their screen. Kids will intuitively grasp the basics of objects, sequencing, loops and events by solving this app’s challenges. Built by the creators of Hopscotch.
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Test out coding with Tynker and a variety of “Hour of Code Activities”.
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