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Tech For Disabled Girls Webinar: Code a Ping Pong Game Get our free mobile app At this free webinar, Participants will be using SCRATCH software to code their own ping pong game. They will learn how to: Code sounds No coding experience is required to participate in this webinar. ZOOM access links will be emailed to everyone who signs up for the webinar. The webinar is being put on by the Pacer Center (Champions for Children with Disabilities). Parents can fill out the form for the student or st...

February 15, 2021 The Covid-19 pandemic has set off a golden era for India’s ed-tech startups. But if current trends are anything go by, this party won’t last forever. In March 2020, when the Covid-19 outbreak started in India, the country’s largest ed-tech platform Byju’s saw six million new students join its courses. The following month, another 7.5 million came on board. Byju’s rival Vedantu, which hosts live online classes for school kids, clocked 75 million hours of content cons...

NMU prof helps teachers crack coding — without computers Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 12 February 2021 Thousands of schools in SA are still without computers and the spread of coding knowledge among pupils from an early age is relatively slow. Because the problem cannot be solved overnight, Nelson Mandela University (NMU) professor Jean Greyling is using workshops to educate teachers about coding, without computers... FREE TO READ | Just register if you’re new, or sign i...

In an attempt to preserve the essence and beauty of a dying art form for the future generations, who can experience it as close to the real performance as possible, Inker Robotics has innovatively used technology and automation to successfully replicate puppetry. The

CODEIT Institute of Technology (CIT) Signs Historic Deal to Train 100 Ugandans in Software Engineering News Provided By Share This Article Uganda Signing Partnering Across the Globe NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, February 11, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Since its founding, CODEIT Institute of Technology (CIT) has worked tirelessly to increase access to software engineering education for low income, unemployed, underemployed, women, and other underrepresented individuals. Al...

Google has released a new curriculum that educators can leverage to teach their students how to write Android apps using Kotlin. Google recommends that instructors have some programming knowledge.

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Class 10 student wins Google coding contest with project to identify Down Syndrome kids Class 10 student wins Google coding contest with project to identify Down Syndrome kids A class 10 girl recently won the Google India Code to Learn 2020 national contest with her machine learning project to identify children with Down Syndrome. advertisement UPDATED: February 6, 2021 22:43 IST A class 10 girl recently won the Google India Code to Learn 2020 national contest with her machine learning project ...

In a Weird Twist, Sperm Have Been Caught Poisoning Other Sperm to Get Ahead in Mice 5 FEBRUARY 2021 When sperm race, its for keeps. So it comes as little surprise that in some species, the competition over who reaches the egg first can get a little dirty. A variant in mice genes has been found to give sperm that possess it a clear advantage by poisoning its peers while theyre still in development, robbing them of their ability to efficiently sniff their way towards the egg.   In a rather kar...