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Street Code Afon
@Government Secondary School. AfonIn the heart of Kwara State, nestled in the rural expanse of Afon, something extraordinary unfolded. Kiddies Droid, a leading tech hub for children, brought the magic of technology to Government Secondary School, Afon, through a...
Street Code Offa
@St Claires Anglican Girls Grammar School, OffaIn the vibrant town of Offa, the echoes of empowerment reverberated through the hallways of St Claires Anglican Girls Grammar School. Kiddies Droid, on its noble quest to democratize tech education, conducted another...
Preparing Our Children for the AI-Driven Future
The Importance of Equipping our Children with the Knowledge and Skills They Need for an AI-Driven Future. As we continue to witness the rapid advancement of technology, it is becoming increasingly clear that artificial intelligence (AI) is going to play a crucial role in shaping our future. From the emergence…
Coding the Necessary Language for the Nigerian Child
In today’s digital age, coding has become a necessary language for not just Nigerian and African children, but for children all over the world. It is the foundation of the technology that surrounds us, and it will only become more essential as technology continues to advance.
Benefits of Coding for your Kids
“Coding is the language of nature today. All of our children deserve the opportunity to become creators rather than computer users” ~ Maria Klaw Like many parents, you may think that coding is just a technical skill, but it’s much more than that. Research shows that...
A new universal communication language
It’s time to think about coding like you do about learning a new language or learning a musical instrument. Code is quickly becoming the universal language of communication, connecting more than two billion people around the world who use the Internet regularly. Introducing young people to the cornerstone of the digital…
Girls Code Too
Printf(“input Heading”);
Scanf(“%s”, &first);
Printf(“%s”, Heading);
Printf(“Girls code too!”); Oh wow… sometimes I forget not everybody understands…