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Scratch Workshop Recap

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5 Jul 2011

Something New Possibly for the first time in the history of Cameroon, we had children between the ages of 12-16 learning how to program mini-games and animations, right here at ActivSpaces under the tutorship of our most recent visiting fellow, Richard Anderson. In a 3-day workshop from June 29th – July 1st, Richard took 23 [...]

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Tags: animation, games, ICT4D, learning, MIT, outreach, programming, Scratch, students, teaching, workshop

Energizing Cameroon’s Next Generation of Developers

24 May 2011

We’re big proponents of training young people in science and math using the latest tools in education, including e-learning and interactive learning. This is why we’re excited to announce our next visiting fellow, Richard Anderson. Through a grant provided by the E.E. Ford Foundation, Richard will be leading Cameroonian youth ages 12-16 in “computational thinking” [...]

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Tags: animation, art, education, fun, games, kids, learning, MIT, music, programming, science, Scratch, workshops

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