We're delighted to share with all of you, that 30Stades published an article about our flagship program - Binary Story! It talks about the journey of the program and the achievements of our exceptional students.
Read the article on: https://t.co/iRlhFdmfoc
Share our story!✨
Binary story believes that the purpose of technology for children is to enhance their sense of creation and expression using principles of computer programming and physical computing.
We hope to engage with many more children in their learning journey with our brand launch.
We're excited to share that the logo of Binary Story- our Flagship program is launching tomorrow!
Many opportunities and initiatives await in the new year post the launch of our brand- Binary Story
Gyanada e-learning is launching it's first workshop to teach coding using Python. There are many reasons why Python was our top choice to teach kids how to code. Here's our take on WHY PHYTHON?✨
To know more, register on the google form : https://t.co/XuthpXLiO1
Sign up soooon!
A teacher is someone who has been a source of inspiration, guidance and knowledge in your life.
Our fellows at Gyanada Foundation have staunchly guided our kids in their tech journey.
A big shout out to all the teachers, gurus and parents❤️
CODING FOR KIDS✨
(Ages 14 to 16 years)
We teach programming to kids through a project oriented approach. Kids will make over 15 projects, based on concepts taught in class.
Registration closes by September 10. So sign up now!! https://t.co/XuthpXLiO1
We're excited to announce that Gyanada Foundation is launching it's E-Learning initiative with the first workshop on Python, designed with a coherent curriculum fit for beginners.
To know more details, fill out the google form: https://t.co/XuthpXLiO1
Activity 4 of our #quaratinechallenge is here! The activity was to make a circuit to light an LED, depicted through a flip book.
Our kids sent a lot of creative ways of its representation, one of which has been shared.
"Hello World", edition 13 of the Raspberry Pi Foundation annual magazine is out! It features the experiences and the challenges Gyanada Foundation faces while engaging with the students under the lockdown.
View the e-magazine cover feature on: https://t.co/5G9hhqTKLi
Yet another interesting activity of our #quarantinechallenge week 3, was to design a maze game on scratch.
We usually 'solve' puzzles and maze game challenges. But there's a whole new perspective involved in 'creating' one. Have a look at the variety of submissions we received!
The second activity of our #quarantinechallenge was to make a face mask and a gun - Let's get creative!
It was a perfect amalgamation of DIY and creativity. We saw many ideas to make masks and a wide variety of guns, from revolvers to rifles.
Scores on: https://t.co/izCohtLfIT
This was the first activity of our #quarantinechallenge, our initiative to channelise children's energy into creativity.
Our kids have been working on raspberry pi for a year now, so the activity was to draw the raspberry pi and it's components. Here's their take! #raspberrypi
This whole exercise was to encourage kids and expand their creative bounds.
A very successful day, indeed!
To view the projects made on this day on Scratch, visit: https://t.co/R9E0uMD9um
The day of CEL Hackathon was filled with lots of excitement. Right from making the concept note to creating the whole project from scratch (pun intended😬). The day ended with successful projects and each group was awarded a certificate for the best feature in their project.
The CEL Hackathon is a very awaited event for our kids. The preparation began from 29th January, for the event due on 9th February, 2020. The enthusiasm of the kids is congruously expressed in this video. Take a look!
To view the projects, visit: https://t.co/R9E0uMly5M
UN has identified 17 sustainable development goals for the year 2020.
Students had to create projects on the most voted 4 goals to spread awareness in society.
To view visit: https://t.co/R9E0uMly5M
#codingisfun#nonprofit#learning