Codelearn

Codelearn is a game-based learning platform designed to teach programming, robotics and computational thinking in a fun way. EN/FR/ES

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The process of finding and fixing errors is known as debugging, and it’s a fundamental part of every programmer’s work. In fact, learning to debug a program is an important part of learning to code: https://t.co/ogb5Y7fG7G

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What makes an after-school activity truly worthwhile? https://t.co/q3MRUXdcdK

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Fall has arrived, which means our Halloween Contest is just around the corner: https://t.co/5wwJp9Vhyo

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My child spends too much time in front of screens: should I be worried? There's another question that’s just as important: what kind of screen time are they having? https://t.co/3YFpwx2oLD

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Learning to program isn’t just about writing code or knowing how to use a computer. In reality, when children start programming, they’re developing an entirely new way of thinking—one that’s more structured, more logical, and more creative: https://t.co/0BOtBM60nB

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My child wants to create video games: where should they start? The answer often comes as a surprise. While video games also rely on design, music, artwork, and storytelling, programming is the foundation that every game is built on: https://t.co/PdL8qDmhmf

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As every year, summer brings a series of special activities to the Codelearn online platform. From July 1 to July 31, we’ll be celebrating the Summer Go League! https://t.co/rHC5wmHeHd

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Elies Aynès and Roger Torres, winners of the 10th edition of the Karel Challenge: https://t.co/YLmMQHKnrO

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Karel Challenge 2026: 10 Years of Programming at Top Speed! https://t.co/gLw1uBzGkd

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The Book Day Contest is back! This year, all our students will once again have the opportunity to showcase their creativity through programming: https://t.co/qCBz59Epib

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From March 9 to 13, we’re celebrating the second themed week of the year, this time dedicated to Tinkercad—a platform widely used to introduce learners to 3D design, electronics, and circuit simulation: https://t.co/6yQGVbVLeF

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AI, Gaming, and Social Media: Emerging Challenges in Children’s Online Safety: https://t.co/ikvCtnDE6J

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2026 Drawing Contest Winners:
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Karel Challenge Online 2026 will begin on January 8 and will run until February 21, the day the finals will be held. This programming competition is open to everyone and you can win a Meta Quest 3! https://t.co/CrexQb1RYj

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2025 Christmas Contest Winners:

- Logo 1: Arnau Ribera
- Logo 2: Jan Muntada
- Scratch: Bernat Artesero
- Vídeo: Xavi Garcia-Cascon

Hats off to you!

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TikTok, Roblox, and YouTube are familiar names even to the youngest members of the household. Cybersecurity in childhood is, now more than ever, an issue that requires attention, dialogue, and education: https://t.co/zZTHAAgEMb

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In a world where children grow up surrounded by screens, video games are no longer just a pastime—they are a new way to learn. Minecraft and Roblox have become digital laboratories where young players develop creativity, logic, and computational thinking: https://t.co/emXlrJPrak

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Learning to code opens up a world of possibilities. But like any learning process, the first steps are often full of obstacles. Most beginners make the same mistakes when they start coding… and the good news is that every single one of them can be fixed: https://t.co/DHz4NVwC7I

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Choosing an extracurricular activity for your children is an important decision —it can have a direct impact on their education. In our digital age, new needs and skills are emerging —and with them, new opportunities for learning: https://t.co/iY0zJT7L2G

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We can ask a virtual assistant to translate a text, edit an image, or even generate snippets of code to solve programming problems. That’s why many people wonder: if AI can code for me, why should I bother learning to program? The answer is simple: https://t.co/VwAG4lITax