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Feb 15, 2017
I have seen many different tools for teaching coding to K-8 students used.
Code.org has been a good place to go.
I have also seen this new site work well with my students. Codemoji.com .
I have seen a few other tools that teach coding to young students but I have seen a lot of them dont make it easy for teachers to track students understanding and progress.
Would anyone know of any website that could also be used for teaching coding.
Matt Allan
On 2/15/17, Coder wrote: > Hi, > > I have seen many different tools for teaching coding to K- 8 > students used. > > Code.org has been a good place to go. > > I have also seen this new site work well with my students. > Codemoji.com . > > I have seen a few other tools that teach coding to young > students but I h...See More
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