Coco Coders released a new resource titled How to Check and Adjust Privacy Settings on Minecraft for parents to navigate online safety in Minecraft.
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Empowering Parents: Navigating Online Safety in Minecraft As educators and parents, we know that digital literacy isn't just about learning to code - it's about learning…
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Coco Coders
Building confident, future-ready children through creative coding education.
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- Education
- Location
- West Des Moines, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Coco Coders
Building a generation of future-ready kids! 💪🏽🚀💻 Today, 67% of new jobs in STEM are in computing, and the importance of technology in industry is only going to increase. Our award-winning coding curriculum helps to get children future-ready by not only teaching them how to code, but also developing core skills such as creativity, communication and collaboration. We've taught more than 10,000 children in the US, the UK and all over the world, through our online lessons and alongside our sister brand Cypher Coders, the UK's leading coding school for kids. Our award-winning curriculum is STEM.org accredited and our team is made up of experienced professionals from the world of technology and start-ups.
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Coco Coders celebrates the progress of a coder who has been coding for three and a half years.
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Coco Coders launched a new Launchpad 10-week introductory program designed for all experience levels to help new students transition from technology consumers to creators.
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Coco Coders founder Elizabeth Tweedale published an article on the critical period to embed logic and problem-solving into a child's natural development between the ages of 6-13.
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