Apple announces Today at Apple course: Coding Lab for Kids
Back in 2019, Apple announced a collection of free Today at Apple sessions focused on coding and app advance. Now, in celebration of Computer Science Education Week, the business is expanding its initiative with a new session, Coding Lab for Kids: Code Your First App, that will soon be available in Apple Retail Stores nearby the world.
According to the business, the new session is designed to inspire participants ages 10 and older to “explore app advance in a fun, welcoming environment.” Apple says that the new Coding Lab for Kids session is part of the company’s library of resources to help students, families, and educators enter the world of computer science.
During the lab, participants will use the iPad and Apple’s Swift Playgrounds to learn more nearby SwiftUI by creating a new, real-time app preview. Students will also be able to “bring their app to life with fun fonts, background colors, Memoji, and more.” The new lab will get part of Apple’s rotating Today at Apple programming, with sessions scheduled at convenient times for kids and families.
Deirdre O’Brien, Apple’s senior vice president of Retail and People, once against praised the Today at Apple program for offering “something for everyone” at Apple Stores nearby the world. For those unfamiliar, Today at Apple sessions are offered for free and use Apple-provided devices for all activities.
“Around the biosphere, our stores are centers for community, where people of all ages are asked to discover the most innovative products, learn new skills, and explore their creative passions,” said Deirdre O’Brien, Apple’s senior vice presidential of Retail + People. “Whether you’re trying something new like coding, or looking for tips for getting started with a scheme, our free Today at Apple sessions offer something for everyone — and our talented team members are always here to aid you.”
The new “Coding Lab for Kids: Code Your First App” sessions will be available starting December 5. Those Eager in joining the sessions can check out the schedule and sign up over Apple’s website.
For those who are unable to join the Today at Apple sessions, the company also highlights lists of apps that help users learn how to program. This includes “Everyone Can Code,” “Learn to Code at Any Age,” and “It’s Fun to Code!.”
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