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++ The EU Code Week website is a service supported by the European Commission Except where stated otherwise, content made available on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license Licensing under Creative Commons licenses does not of itself affect the ownership of the copyright Content from third party websites is subject to their own copyright restrictions; please refer to the site of origin for more information.
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-@section('title', 'CodyColor KIT – Unplugged Coding Method')
-@section('description',
- 'Discover the CodyColor unplugged coding method designed by Alessandro Bogliolo. A color-based,
- multilingual approach to computational thinking for all ages and school levels.')
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- @include('codingathome.banner', [
- 'author' => 'Alessandro Bogliolo - EU Code Week Italian Ambassador; University of Urbino',
- 'title' => 'CodyColor KIT',
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- {{-- Contributors --}}
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- Scientific author: Alessandro - Bogliolo - EU Code Week Italian - ambassador; University of Urbino
-Contributors and testimonials: - Fabrizia Agnello, Carmela Cundari, - Alfonsina Cinzia Troisi - EU Code Week Italian Leading Teachers
-Instructional design, project - management, internationalisation: - Veronica Ruberti - EU Code Week Italian HUB Coordinator; Fondazione LINKS
-Internationalisation and - translation: Lucia Terrone - EU Code Week - Italian HUB Coordinator; Fondazione LINKS
-This resource is developed in collaboration with CodyRoby Academy
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- CodyColor is an unplugged coding method (without the use of electronic devices) designed by Alessandro
- Bogliolo, professor of Information Processing Systems at the University of Urbino, aiming at lowering
- barriers to practice computational thinking. Based on extremely simple rules, CodyColor can be
- introduced from early childhood education, but also supports challenging activities for lower/upper
- secondary school and adults.
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- In this kit you'll find thorough explanations of the principles and potential of the CodyColor method,
- concrete proposals for teaching activities using the kit to promote computational thinking skills, and
- detailed guidelines to create the tools and bring the activities into your classroom.
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- {{-- Who is the CodyColor KIT for? --}}
- - Who is the CodyColor KIT for? -
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- CodyColor KIT is aimed at teachers of all school levels and educators. It can be
- applied in formal and informal learning contexts, complementing both STEM and humanities because it
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- - Logical thinking and computational thinking - -
- - Spatial orientation and rotations - -
- - Strategy development, comparing hypotheses, and group decision-making - -
- - Collaboration, communication, and respect for rules - -
- CodyColor KIT is aimed at families because unplugged coding activities can be carried
- out playfully outside formal learning contexts, are engaging, require no prerequisites, no specific
- equipment, and are suitable for all ages.
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- {{-- Why discover CodyColor --}}
- - Why discover, experiment with, and learn the CodyColor method? -
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- - Unplugged ⭢ No digital device required ⭢ Highly accessible - -
- - Color-based ⭢ Multilingual ⭢ International collaboration - -
- - Versatile ⭢ Different ages ⭢ Cross-age collaboration - -
- - Multidisciplinary ⭢ Interdisciplinary collaboration ⭢ Community activation - -
- How does this kit work? -
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- In this page you will discover the CodyColor method through an asynchronous training path in small,
- sequential, easy-to-follow steps, using accessible language. Every step is a downloadable PDF, designed
- to be easy to print and use in class, containing theoretical background, lesson outlines, activity
- descriptions, facilitation prompts, and guidelines for teachers.
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- The objective is to guide you from learning the methods to applying them in the classroom, from learning
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- Let's start!
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- {{-- PDF Downloads --}}
- - CodyColor Challenges -
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- - - 1 – DISCOVER THE METHOD - - -
- - - 2 – PREPARE THE LEARNING SPACE - - -
- - - 3 – PASSO A DUE CHALLENGE - - -
- - - 4 – CODY COLOR GAME CHALLENGE - - -
- - - 5 – WALTZ DANCE CHALLENGE - - -
- - - 6 – DOWNLOAD THE COMPLETE KIT - - -
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- - Every time you run a CodyColor challenge in class, during a school event, a team building, or a - training course, register it on the - - map of the European Code Week - . - Every organizer will receive a participation certificate for their commitment and will contribute to - a campaign raising awareness of the importance of computational thinking skills. -
-- If you want to get in touch with an international group of enthusiastic teachers, sign up for the - - EU Code Week teachers' Facebook group - ! - To take a further step and collaborate with other schools in your country or across borders, join - the - - Code Week 4 All challenge - . -
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