With 2018's Moonhack event seeing 35,000+ kids simultaneously coding around the world, the aim for the 50th anniversary of the moon landing is for 50,000+ kids to take on the challenge.
Helping your children learn to code could be one of the best ways to lift their future careers into cyberspace, with Sydney Startup Hub-based Tank Stream Labs to become "mission control" tomorrow for a world-record-breaking global coding event for children – Moonhack 2018.
Code Club Australia wants to break last year’s world record for the number of Aussie kids simultaneously coding while promoting digital literacy for 21st century living.
Apple hosted its first ‘Hour of Code’ special event at Apple Stores around the world on 11 December 2014, and I attended the hour at Apple’s Broadway Store in Sydney.
A global initiative to teach young children how to code has been launched in Australia with the support of the Telstra Foundation.
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