
Have you always wanted to learn how to code? Do you want to know what that HTML or CSS means when you look at the code of your website? Perhaps you just want to learn CSS so you can customize your WordPress blog better? Learning code can be quite intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be!
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Here is a selection of options to take when you’ve decided to learn how to code:
Learn how to code online
Do you enjoy learning on your own in the comfort of your own home? There are numerous websites and applications that you can sign-up for that will teach you a variety of coding topics through videos, lessons, and exercises. Check out some of the options below to help you learn how to code:
- Canada Learning Code
- Code Avengers
- Codecademy
- Emoji Coding
- LinkedIn Learning (formally Lynda.com)
- Scratch (for kids)
- Treehouse
- Udacity
A special shout-out and thank you to the bright students at Lyndhurst STEM Club for Girls who found this post (originally written in 2015) and contacted me to revise it! The students were asked to look for new fun and educational STEM related games and activities that could be shared with the class, and I’ve included a great link they found for fun emoji coding and tech games!
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