Hands on Learning- How Computers Work for Kids
"I do and I understand" 

On The Road to Code - Learn About The Digital World.  


"Kids are fantastic at gaming, but when it came down to using ICT equipment there is a knowledge gap - and parents struggled too."
-Kenneth Dennedy, Principal of Scoil
 Íosa, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo.-
 
JAGGO Education aims to fill this knowledge gap with the introduction of Road to Code - Based on the principle of 'learning by doing' unplugged resources that teach through play how a computer works and the basic principles of computational thinking. 
  • Learning by doing kids learn how to read code, understand algorithms, and how to become a programmer. 
On the Road to Code, with unplugged resources and away from the screen, we introduce kids to an exciting digital world that enables them to become digital creators and not only digital consumers.

Though play and having fun they learn the fundamental skills needed to understand digital media and express their own creativity. 

The educational games also provide a clear link to 'plugged' screen activities' through -
  • Fundamental understanding of digital technology
  • Basic coding
  • Transferring digital code into real structures
  • An explanation of technical terms

Teachers and Parents- You don't have to be a tech wizard - 

These unplugged resources support an age appropriate entry into the digital world that  teachers and parents can easily teach and kids can easily understand.



Help along the way from Pixi and Cody 

Computational thinking
Playful solutions of complex situations

Computational thinking is the ability to recognize problems, and identify the individual steps necessary to solve them. The solution is implemented by both people and computers.

Computational Thinking