BU BÖLÜM HAKKINDA
On our season finale of Function, Anil sits down with Alex Kleinco-founder and CEO of Kano Computing live from the Google Assistant Playground at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Coding education for kids is wildly popular, from books and toys to after school programs from non-profit organizations, companies are putting lots of money and resources behind helping create the next generation of programmers. But is that enough? A few years ago, Anil wrote about his skepticism behind these efforts, wondering if perhaps they are missing the mark on teaching proficiency over literacy.
Alex's company Kano creates kits for all ages that help make coding and computing skills as simple and fun as putting together LEGO bricks. He shares what motivated him to empower kids and beginners to create technology.
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References and other notes:
- Harry Potter Coding Kit
- Glitch user Samarth Jajoo
- "It's more than just 'teach kids to code'" (Anil Dash)
- Steve Jobs "bicycle for the mind" reference
- Kara Swisher's 2010 interview with Mark Zuckerberg
- DJ Focus
