From Saturday, October 14, 2017 11:00 AM
to Sunday, October 15, 2017 11:23 PM
to Sunday, October 15, 2017 11:23 PM
Greek Computer Society | Macedonia-Thrace Chapter
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Κων/νου Καραμανλή 54, Καλαμαριά 551 34, Ελλάδα
CODE | LEARN | HAVE FUN Celebrating Europe Code Week with a weekend full of code! THESS CODE FESTIVAL will engage and enthuse children and youths with coding and show them the fascinating world of technology!
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Pre-primary education
Primary school
Secondary school
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Basic programming concepts
Web development
Mobile app development
Software development
Data manipulation and visualisation
Robotics
Hardware
Playful coding activities
Art and creativity
Visual/Block programming
Game design
Internet of things and wearable computing
Augmented reality
Artificial intelligence
Motivation and awareness raising
Promoting diversity
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programming
algorithms
coding
Greece
Thessaloniki
Code Festival
ΠΔΠ
Greek National Programming Competition
Informatics Olympiads
Nearby upcoming activities:
Can a computer know what we are thinking about?
Mon, May 10, 2021 10:00 AM
Students get in touch with the concept of Artificial Intelligence and understand that they are made by humans. Onlinegame http://www.20q.net/ Students have no previous contact with AI. Litlle students work in couples with the help of the teacher as they do not know reading. The role of the teacher is helpful, reading the words to children to choose and advance the activity.
Coding in space
Mon, Oct 12, 2020 12:00 AM
We will program the robotic mouse Colby and/or bee Beebot to a journey among the planets, through riddles and codes.Due to an eTwinning program we will collect photographs, videos and codes fron all schools participating and we wil create a flip book with coding instructions
Composing a song with Edward Grieg
Thu, Apr 1, 2021 12:00 AM
The main goals are for the student to develop habits for active listening to music, recognition of instruments, tempo and dynamics in music and to be able to independently create programs with Scratch or the robot Mind Designer. We start the activity by listening to compositions by the Norwegian composer Edward Grieg. We dwell on his suite "Peer Gynt" which includes the excerpts "In the Hall of the Mountain King". The instruments and the tempo in the composition can be seen. Later, students have the task to compose their own compositions with the help of Scratch or the robot Mind Designer. They choose the scenes, characters and tones themselves. There should be a different tempo in their composition, to change the tempo in their composition. We will publish all the compositions on our website and promote them on the school website.