Fun, Interactive Online Coding Classes
- Tons of Variety and Opportunity for your Child to Advance
- Convenience and Schedule Flexibility
- Rockstar Instructors in the comfort of home
Knowledgeable and enthusiastic instructors engage with all students to create a fun and social environment. All instructors have prior experience working with kids and are pursuing careers in STEM.
Celebrate your child’s achievements with badges and certificates. We developed our own project-based lessons so kids can learn and apply coding concepts to their own creations!!
Take classes that fit YOUR schedule – small group classes, custom classes with your child’s friends, private lessons, and camps during summer and school breaks.
Our Portal is with you every step of the way: text reminders, enrichment, certificates, exclusive discounts, and more!
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1. Get them started on their Coding Journey
2. Watch your child’s interest in coding grow as they create fun projects in each class!
3. Feel confident your child is staying ahead of the curve and gaining critical skills!
Your child can become a Certified Pro by following our class progression to achieve expert status in block coding, game design, AND real world coding! We award digital badges and certificates after completion of each coding module to acknowledge your child’s achievement!
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The quality of your classes has been amazing. You are doing better with online learning than my son's small private school! He loves his classes and the instructors! We will be signing up for many more classes!
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Looking for a different class/time? CREATE YOUR OWN CLASS for your child and 5 friends to fit your schedule. Prices start at $195 per child. Or consider a private class ($39-$59/hour).
| Day | Time | Class | Grade level | Session Dates | Price | |
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| Tuesday | 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EST | AI Gaming & Machine Learning | 6th - 8th | Feb 21 - Apr 11 | $225 | |
| Tuesday | 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EST |
Python Level 1
No iPads or Tablets
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6th - 8th | Feb 28 - Apr 18 | $225 | |
| Wednesday | 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EST | Scratch Level 1 | 3rd - 5th | Mar 1 - May 3 | $225 | |
| Thursday | 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EST |
3D Design with Roblox (Roblox Build) Level 1
No Chromebooks
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1st - 3rd | Mar 2 - Apr 20 | $225 | |
| Monday | 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm EST |
Scratch Jr Level 1
Parental assistance may be required
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K - 2nd | Mar 6 - Apr 24 | $225 |
Best for Surer Outcomes: With high-quality teaching, screen sharing, video streaming and remote control, live online classes keep your child progressing and having fun. Because these classes can do most everything possible in a physical class, students don’t need to struggle with attention span and persistence problems.
Best for Cost and Flexibility: Because they lack help and encouragement, self-taught courses aren’t great for beginning coders, young coders, and especially kids just beginning. Advanced students without much time or who can push through hurdles can learn efficiently at a lower cost.
Will your child do well in an online coding class? Check out our article comparing traditional coding classes to online offerings to be sure. If you’re open to them, you might have gotten, or are bound to get, overwhelmed trying to sort through the wide array of coding classes available online. To make headway, first decide whether your child could do a self-paced course or would need live classes. Although beginner coding material doesn’t vary much, most kids respond much better to a live instructor and group setting. However, we all know a child or former child who can whiz through material alone or with little guidance and oversight.
Live: One benefit of online coding classes is that students often get more attention. With low student-to-teacher ratios, the teacher can feel out their abilities and interests. Then they often cater to their audience a little. In addition to the extra fun that may entail, they may move along faster than they would in a class with more students or in a self-paced class.
Self-Taught: For children who advance quickly, or the odd programming prodigy, finding a class with comparable students might be challenging. Private classes are one option. A self-paced course can be more cost-effective if your child can work through quickly or skip ahead. Many students, however, will not end up with a thorough understanding of programming and might get too bored to finish or actually learn.
Live: As most people can imagine, there is a lot of new information to digest in a coding class. Questions usually abound. Teachers can address these issues when they’re live. In our lessons, teachers can access the precise cause of children’s specific problem when they share their screen. Better yet, teachers can get students over a difficult hump or fix a problem by taking control of the child’s computer.
Self-taught: Teachers are the magic-makers for children’s learning. Without them, many kids end up frustrated and give up when they’re stuck. It’s true that Google is wise nowadays. Yet many adult coders find conflicting information when trying to solve problems on programming forums. Without personal coding experience and the time to assist, they may not get past the more basic levels. If your child has talent and persistence, ensure you choose a course with online support chats.
Live: Although online classes via a video platform like Zoom might seem lonely, they’re actually quite sociable. Children can still work with friends, show their work to others and hear others’ reactions. True, it’s not as interactive as a physical class. Auditory learners benefit from this type of live instruction. In our lessons, children get opportunities to talk, ask questions, help friends and hear others’ concerns and the answers, all of which help solidify their coding skills and knowledge.
Self-taught: It’s not unheard of for the number of learners in a self-paced class to be in the thousands. Inspiration, help and buddies are available through chats and project sharing. Be sure to choose a class only for kids.
Live: In an increasingly virtual learning world, finding lessons that fit into your child’s schedule shouldn’t be difficult. Do plan to set up and prepare your child’s computer, or have them do so, at least ten minutes before the lessons go-time.
Self-taught: Busy families enjoy self-paced learning. While some courses have deadlines, most offer a lot of flexibility. However, without someone to enforce the lesson plans and learning schedules, all but the most motivated often drop off.
Live: Live lessons are typically more expensive, but usually offer a better return on investment. That’s because they offer small class sizes and the accompanying attention. One benefit is that if you have two kids near the same age, they can share a screen.
Self-taught: Some drawbacks do result from a lower price, including a lack of quality. However, some great learning platforms like Khan Academy and Scratch are free. A combination that often works is to have them take free online courses and purchase live classes when possible.
Live: Our teachers are like super-hero motivators and inspirers. They transmit enthusiasm for coding, instead of just relaying information, monitoring or worse yet, scolding.
Self-Taught: While many great untimed coding classes exist online, most aren’t geared for children. Be sure to investigate how the information is portrayed and how complex it is so you know that it has been designed for your kid’s age.
