Teach | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 In the fascinating world of AI, people strive to have not only machines that will do as they are told but to build intelligent computers that can think and create new logic as they learn — just like humans do. When a computer is trained to do something and is then immersed into real-life situations and fed real-life data to draw conclusions for humans to use, this is calle

Teach | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 For many decades, people dreamed of designing machines with human capabilities that could “see” and understand the world around them. The dreams of yesterday have become the reality of today and computer vision technology has already been seamlessly integrated into many parts of our everyday lives. How do you teach a computer to see and what does this AI technology enable

Teach | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 This activity is designed to engage learners in creating projects about animals that interest them using OctoStudio. As they create projects, learners are encouraged to be curious and share observations about the natural world. This activity offers an intro video, educator guide, coding cards, and other learning resources, co-developed by National Geographic and the Lifelo

Learn | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 Thinking about patterns in nature as a form of "unplugged coding" is a fantastic way to introduce computational thinking skills in your family without relying on computers. The activities are designed to spark curiosity and coding skills in your little explorers or your grown-up adventurers.

Learn | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 Calculator is one of the basic tools in the computer world. Through this lesson, we will learn how to use conditional commands (if, else) to make decisions and how to perform mathematical operations in Python. Finally, we will create a calculator that can add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers.

Learn | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 Stories have always been a great way to learn, but what if you could be the author of your own interactive story? In this lesson, we use Scratch, a simple visual tool that allows you to create animations, games and stories using blocks — without the need to write code! Students will create a short interactive story in which the user chooses the course of action — as in boo

Teach | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 Thinking about patterns in nature as a form of "unplugged coding" is a fantastic way to introduce computational thinking skills in your family without relying on computers. The activities are designed to spark curiosity and coding skills in your little explorers or your grown-up adventurers.

Teach | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 Calculator is one of the basic tools in the computer world. Through this lesson, we will learn how to use conditional commands (if, else) to make decisions and how to perform mathematical operations in Python. Finally, we will create a calculator that can add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers.

Teach | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 Stories have always been a great way to learn, but what if you could be the author of your own interactive story? In this lesson, we use Scratch, a simple visual tool that allows you to create animations, games and stories using blocks — without the need to write code! Students will create a short interactive story in which the user chooses the course of action — as in boo

Learn | 2025-12-04

Uploaded 3 December 2025 Understanding algorithms and sequences through the process of following and creating kitchen-related instructions.