Teaching Kids Programming

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This document discusses Microsoft technologies and courseware that can be used to teach kids programming, including Small Basic, T-SQL, Kodu, and Lego Mindstorms. It provides information on the intent of the courseware, the technologies, activities like quizzes and recipes, and future directions for expanding the courseware and technologies to reach more students and teachers. The document promotes the TeachingKidsProgramming.org website as a free resource for teachers, volunteers, and students ages 10 and up to access recipes and learn programming.

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Teaching Kids Programming Lynn Langit – Developer Evangelist – Microsoft http://blogs.msdn.com/SoCalDevGal

Who are we? Developers, VolunteersPeople like you

Courseware – Intentional Coding, Recipes

Editor and Code Ribbon Editor Intellisense Instant Help

Future Directions for Small Basic Courseware Events ,[object Object]

Possible annual curriculum test with CSTA and/or Danish National SchoolsCourseware ,[object Object]

Deeper - Add more advanced courseware – Kata-style

Add to ‘Other Languages’ Courseware, i.e. Database, C#, Web

More for TeachersLanguage / IDE ,[object Object]

Possible integration of our extensions into Silverlight SmallBasic player,[object Object]

Future for SQL – Flexibility in the Cloud SQL Azure hosted DB Web-based query front-end Zero install Massively scalable Being tested now DB Framework Joke Database TV Show Database Car Database

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