Code Kids
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- Code Kids is a documentary following the journey towards seeing kids being taught coding in schools once again in Canada's Maritime provinces. With the happy ending already set as a goal, will support for the movement gain the necessary steam to make this a reality? Will the amazing results seen in Estonia and Finland inspire those back home and will Canada's eastern-most provinces decide to take the lead in a global race to fill the millions of tech jobs, that at current rates, will not be filled in years to come without more kids choosing coding and tech as a career? Meet the supporters and volunteers behind this grassroots movement that's sweeping the globe and follow individual kids and how their lives have been changed by pursuing their dreams.
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Wow, this documentary is so important for educators around the globe... exposure to coding is so important!!! Actually, if you want to be a scientist coding becomes even more important... I feel like a lot more kids should have the opportunity to code... its frustrating at times, but it allows everybody to work on little projects... in their head... that is sick!
The target audience of this documentary is teachers and educators and those who know nothing about coding. Teaching coding/programming/app & game design/web development in schools can make a huge difference to communities. It can start at home, but offering coding education in schools would offer even more opportunities. I can't imagine what my life would have been like if I had access to resources like MIT's Scratch when I was eight years old. It's about looking ahead, not backwards.
That's not always true; I learnt programming 27 years ago, I had dyslexia (still do) by the time I was 15, I had the reading/writing age of 8 and mathematical age of 6, but I could write programs I hate to think what those levels might have been if I'd never touched programming at all, sure it hasn't brought me wealth but it did teach me to read & write and simple maths.
You don't always HAVE to have read/write & maths skills, those skills can come from programming.
Programming is like an art form.
Thank you.
Love this. I'd like to visit Finland and Estonia one day. It looks beautiful and - a great place to code!
Programming isn't just about writing code, its mostly about problem solving, when you have a solution to a problem you turn than solution into code.
"The language of computer programming, it's called coding." Are you kidding me?
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+UberRaybob Java, Javascript, Python (scripting language), Ruby (scripting language), C++, C#, C
+Jujhar Singh ...HTML/CSS, Objective-C, SQL, Fortran, Assembly, Perl, PHP
+Engineer Diep BASIC! and then ASM
***** ASM?
I'm going to be seventeen here pretty quick--I'm unenrolling from school in favor of homeschooling into learning to code. First I'm tackling Lua, and I have other languages like HTML, Javascript, and C++ on my list.
oh wow, so cool, not like anyone asked, but wow oh my god you are so smart my god oh wow
idk you can do school and learn code at the same time
I started coding in c++ last week and i love it!
IKR!
Am grateful for these guys, I wish coding was brought to me at a young age.
Anyone wanting to get into programming, I suggest taking a look into Garry's Mod.
The game is so easy to code things for in Lua and as you are able to see your work straight away and upload it to the workshop for others to download and enjoy, it's really motivating! (CodeBlue tutorials on UA-cam is a good place to start).
I am now moving onto C++ and so far it has been fairly easy to pickup thanks to the Lua I learned for making addons for Garry's Mod!
and if you want to learn c++, I would recommend starting with a library called SFML.
For beginners start with Python
Very cool documentary, should definetely be on Netflix or be seen by many!
i could tell you are a bit computer illiterate
Great documentary !
Just because you show someone how to do something doesn't mean they can do it well enough to get paid. Everyone learns to play basketball as a child, but to play it professionally you have to possess the talents of being black and tall.
slaction lol
what's a basketball?
I did learned HTML and CSS back when i was 12 and it took off from there when i was 13 yrs old is Visual Basic, Little bit of C++, and Python. Then at 14 yrs old i learned JavaScript, SQL, and PHP. Then 15 yrs old Java. As years goes by i tried to learn more.
IAN DUCAO I'm 13 and I started with javascript, html, and css, when I was 9, then continued for a while then at 11, I wanted to get into online servers so I learned php, sql, and xml, now, at 12 I started unity 3d and I've started c#, also my dad taught me android development with java.
HTML isn't technically a programming language, it's a markup language
I started to learn when I was 11. I am 14 now, and I know HTML, CSS, Javascript, Swift, and a little C#. (for arduino)
SharkFin I'm 13 and do android development, but I want to get into ios development but don't know anything about swift is it difficult to learn with a knowledge of html, javasript, java, php, sql, c#, and some other stuff?
ahh, thanks for the answer.
where is the question though
more useful than learning Spanish at a minimum
The kid at 8:40 just used a windows feature. "hacked in their computers". Typical documentary talk
everybody who tried to lean about the windows cmd knows this. He is just trying to impress the outsiders...
Yeah im starting to hate this documentary
programming is the key to inventions
Like any other job, 'coding' will be outsourced to India and companies will have one or two engineers on home soil managing the project via remote supervision.
i am inside my mom's stomach. I know C++,PERL, RUST, C#, C,HTML,CSS, JAVAScRIpT, RuBY,PHP,ROR,C,JAVA,HASKELL,PYTHON,SQL,...
I'm 13 and I genuinely think there's a HUGE issue with education on programming. At school here in the UK, we're learning to write a letter to Alan Sugar. Yes, you heard that right, A FUCKING LETTER IN MSWORD!!! While I'm at home writing algorithms in Python and C. The teachers can't understand the code. That's the problem.
same, i'm an american and all we do is WRITE SHIT in Microsoft word, while i'm at home making games in C++
I'm in seattle and I guess I'm kinda lucky cause there's a coding elective in my middle school but they don't teach us anything they just give us shity computers and tell the class to go to scratch, at least I had the option to use unity instead, but still not teaching anything....
STFU and do java, make some interfaces. Go to my dead channel to learn more
It has nothing to do with teachers, universities etc. Programming is like becoming a millionaire. Everyone could do it but most people are lazy idiots who spend their whole day reading Facebook.
Super Nova I suck in maths and I am object oriented. I hated those mathematical tables, because I didn't see anything being created by my calculations. I am good in languages. When I started viewing programming as a tool to make my creativity take shape I fell in love with it. And though I don't have a logical problem solving gene or talent, I can build pages, systems and programs. I am far from being pro, but I am learning and have already created something that brought a tear to my eye and a penny to my wallet. Everyone can do it. Don't let them tell you otherwise. To some it is better to run with no competition and rule the mediocre society by telling it "you can't do it because of logical thinking absence". And logical problem solving will come with time when the situation will constantly demand your brain to solve the puzzle. Don't underestimate human brain. :)
RENOVATIO I agree anyone can be a programmer. But really do you think the reason why everyone isn't rich is because they're lazy. Seriously?
Super Nova Any person of average intelligence can do it. You aren't a special genius because you're a programmer, sorry.
However, some people don't do it for a variety of reasons. They aren't interested maybe, they don't care about it, they have other things going on in their lives. But anyone can do it provided they put in the work and effort. They are physically capable. If you put a gun to someones head and forced them to go through the process of learning programming, they could do it unless of course they have a learning disability.
It might be easier for some people than others. But pretty much anyone is physically capable of doing it.
Super Nova Kids fail classes all the time it doesn't mean they aren't capable of learning the material. Any of those people who cook meth COULD learn the chemistry and be chemists. There are reasons why they aren't but they are capable. Anyone can learn assembly anyone could get into Kernel dev.
I hate when people in the natural sciences or tech think that "average people" are intellectually inferior and couldn't possibly comprehend what they do. It's so arrogant. There are reasons why people fail classes, there are reasons why people choose not to go into certain fields, it doesn't mean they can't do it.
Even if they think they can't do it. I don't believe that. No level of education, no field is impossible for the average person to get into. Notice impossible. It might be harder for them, they may hate it because it doesn't interest them, or is boring, or whatever. But through the years of work and learning anyone who doesn't have a learning disability could do it.
Super Nova And that's my point. Like you said, anyone could do it if they tried. And, as I see it, anyone (provided they tried enough) could get good enough where they could do it faster and better than most other int he field. There are certain people that genuinely are far advanced intellectually. Newton, Einstein, Feynman, etc... But the vast majority of people aren't so gifted. And I don't think intelligence is just set. Like there's a ceiling. You can get better and more intelligent at whatever it is. You may not get to the point of one of those gifted people, but you can still advance.
And I'm not saying anything offensive, I'm not insulting anyone. The fact is there are people who have disabilities that make it far more difficult for them to do certain things. Is it offensive to say that a quadriplegic probably won't be able to compete in marathons?
I realize there are people with learning disabilities that are actually geniuses in certain areas. But I'm saying that for some people learning disabilities can be a huge disadvantage in certain fields. And there are different degrees of severity with different learning disabilities. My point is that a learning disability would be the only way someone really might not be able to become proficient in a certain field.
I hate it how people say making games in scratch is 'Coding'
+LeaFence Clown
It is, though. All Scrach is is just a very very high level language.
+supahdupahguy81 Although it does not truly seem like coding as opposed to C or Java or even Python,
so most people never further develop their understanding.
lol true
+Dawid “Grendel” Krysiak For me, it would be AVR, and 6805 assembler.
+Dawid ‘Grendel’ Krysiak Oh yeah LDA #FF my goodness I forgot most mnemonics. It was so cool creating demos with the sprite engine in assembler.
I think I have learned more from my VC20 and C64 days than my 4 years in tech college.
In tech college we only got basic, pascal and only in year 2 and 3 assembler (Z80 and 8086) and C.
It was in college where for the first time I didn't have to crunch and study and fight to keep up, I hardly ever came to class and scored 80+ marks. Technology (binary and analogue electronics) just made sense to.
But algebra never did.
So much for all those predictions of. c OK mputers becoming a part of every aspect of our. Ives.
10 years later.... technology takes over the world
meanwhile,
AI: this dog is a cat
It has partially taken over
Cool.
So then what about earning how computer HARDWARE works? Wouldn't it be nice for my generation to be able to write code AND build our own computers?
unity makes our strength stronger
Great engine, right?
help ful video
I am in codcademy and I am learning to add fonts
I don't know why, but the word "coder" really annoys me
same
Same. But it annoys me most when they call them hacks.
Yeah. Only computer illiterate people say it
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DAMN DAVID, look at those cheeks at @6:40 Lmao xD
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Chick on 26:33 confuses what CS is and what being creative is. IMO she postulates that CS needs to be more creative so more people can be involved while forgetting that the result of creative process is not always something you can see or touch. I think she is more of a designer/art person that's why mark up language attracted her so much and probably that's why she switched to Arts later on cuz she realized that CS is not visual art.
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Not bad Movie
Hilarious how in one part of the documentary Estonia was being bigged-up, then towards the end the guy from that region claimed "...people know if they learn coding they can escape from these countries..." lol (
I wasn't aware that you could access a Facebook API from visual basic. Maybe that was one of the "kinks".
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Accordingly, attacking a comment on UA-cam on the premise of it not complying with your definition of something as subjectively defined as "stupid" shouldn't make you feel better about yourself (much less warrant the expenditure it takes write a comment).
+Celestial Cereal good for u
im 12 and i know python c php
It blows my mind how young kids are learning to code these days. Keep it up kid!!
It's amazing isn't?
I was also like you... man... But right now I'm 16 and I know more languages like Java, JS, C++, C#, Ruby, and so on... but when I was 12 I also knew those three programming languages... Same like you
Maxim shecht I'm 18 and I'm still learning cpp
Good. Im proud of you. How is that going for you now?
Umm i thought this was id codes for roblox for kids i made a daycare on bloxburg but it's this boy i did not sing up for this
print (' I loved this
;
print ('i dont')
my daughter is smart cuz you
what?
grammar 100 + common sense 100
Code and fine are both bumper words
Why does it make me want to end myself when I hear people call computer languages "code" or "coding"?
Yeah. I always want to commit neck rope when people say it.
There are plenty of coders. Industry just dont want to hire them.
How does it work?
How does what work?
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Cargo Bridge!
Not everyone wants to code you shouldn't make people learn coding if they don't want to
I guarantee kids will grow up and get more use out of learning to code than they will with the math they make you learn
still you should introduce the basics, the simple stuff is usually fun, and sometimes kids wouldn't know about that stuff if it weren't for that, like one time I asked a group of middle schoolers if they knew what a cpu is, only 3 out of 15 kids I asked actually knew about cpus
It unlocks the creativity in them, and they can choose to learn more on the internet.
I hate when people use the term "Coding" I would much prefer it be called by people programming cause that is what it is, you are programming a computer to do something.
+sloan boyce The problem is "programming" brings up images of nerds in their garage taking computers down with their own, not to mention a command-line OS. "Coding" just sounds more generic.
@@projectjt3149 Yeah, that's the thing. Most computer illiterate people say "coder" instead of "programmer". Kind of hurts saying that word.
i know c,c++,lua,python, and still learning and im 13. Haters will say i lie....
TinyCaas3 how did u learn c++
Maxim she
Kejsarn I don't think anyone that doesn't have years of experience truly knows C or C++. And since you're 13 you probably still have a long way to go.
oh yes please sire do share, this is a very good code right now i would like to say. this is a good chance to be one of them such as the zukrberg and sanjay and craig. veryy good one mr dopinder
i believe u, I'm 13 and I do c, c#, javascript, php, sql, java, a little bit of python and about to publish my first mobile game in 1 week, also when I say know I only have about 5 years of experience so I don't completely know anything.
I know C,C#,C++,C-,Batch and Python
wait, there is a language called C-? sounds more like a blood type than a programming language
I don't mean to sound degrading but HTML and CSS is not programming. That is more like publishing.
Yeah. It's a markup language, not a programming language
you're not bill gate!!
Ok, and?
its stupid, some schools give kids "coding classes" but there just dragging and droping shit. I think schools should teach kids actual coding like in a text editor because there not going to go to a programming job and be like if you drag this thing it will do this. it is really stupid
ikr in my coding elective the teacher who doesn't know shit about programming just tells us to go to scratch and just let's us do shity drag and drop with no guidance.
John 3:16
OK
lol im doing ruby and python alot rn
+Noah Byrge Two great languages. I used to do my scripting in Perl back in the late 90s and early 00s but then I discovered Python written by a fellow country man,so from a little national pride I looked into it and I love it.
Ruby hopped by (very similar) buy Python is the core scripting language I use now. Even though I have to keep defending it's weird syntax to my peers.
I'm 9 and I know Python,c#,c++,php,html, perl
I know most of these languages too!
Its really easy to understand languages once you understand how programming in general works.
The title already seems corny
Send skin Granger lightborn
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cool coding
Agreed
I'm 13 I know Html Python Css and C
Maybe you should start learning Javascript. It's easy to import in your websites
If people what to program thay will you don't have to make them you see like me tallt my self
What? You aren't a good compiler for this
Badum tsss
UberRaybob
Good information though but not liking it old
So you expect every kid to be bill gates ,or some prodigy, foolish :-(
+joel sach it's foolish to think that every kid cannot ;)
I know this is an old post. But i think its good to push these kids to a point to see what there strengths and weaknesses are.
Unfortunately, there's little room for mediocre programmers. There's a shortage of great NBA players too. If you're the next Kareem or Jordan, it's very easy to get into the NBA. Math and science foundations in North Americas is a complete joke. If you want technical students, you put some put math, physics, engineering, chemistry grads into elementary and middle school teaching. Rather than... communications, journalism, "education," marketing, advertising, "business."
1,4million coders currently needed Ireland is a good spot to be a coeder at the moment with a lot of big tech companies setting up here. I'm just learning but not going to good hard get motivated
nerds!