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    Has anyone used the program Alice.org for teaching computer programming with younger kids, my DD is 6yo?

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    If you're interested in this kind of thing, there are many platforms that have been adapted from the collaborative/cooperative/game model that fuels Alice.

    This is something that my DD14 worked on this past summer-- I don't know that their 'game' has been made public yet. If you are interested, I will ask her, though.

    They were using it as a tool to investigate the range of responses/approaches used by mostly-naive learners, obviously in order to teach programming skills more effectively to a wider range of personalities and problem-solving styles.


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