Kodable

The page says coding helps children develop future skills and describes how Kodable teaches problem-solving, creativity, and resilience.

Kodable offers a coding, typing, and STEM app suite for children ages 4-10 through one subscription, with a free seven-day trial.

The page features coding activities for young learners.

The page offers six free Hour of Code lessons for K-5 that can start in minutes and require no setup, experience, or student login.

The page outlines five reasons programming is important for children.

Kodable offers a collection of free resources to help children code.

The page provides tools to help prepare for in-person and virtual event sessions this summer.

The company aims to make computer science accessible to everyone.

Kodable says its team prefers to keep things simple and describes a year of conversations with teachers who use Kodable in their classrooms.

The page describes critical thinking skills as a process rather than an outcome. Kodable Premium plans extend learning from the classroom to the school and provide access for all teachers and students.

Kodable offers pricing for schools and districts.

Kodable was founded to make it easier to teach children computer science. The company says teachers, parents, and children around the world responded to its work.

Kodable builds coding confidence, typing skills, and STEM fluency through games kids love. Used by over 50% of U.S. elementary schools.

Kodable helps kids develop important skills for their future.

Kodable uses coding learning games to engage students in a confidence-building way. The article presents these games as a tool for teaching coding to students.

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Kodable co-founder Grechen Huebner discusses ways to inspire the next generation about sustainability and the environment. The interview is framed around five things people must do to encourage that inspiration.

Dec 2019 · MediumNews article

Kodable cofounder Grechen Huebner grew the online-education company's audience to 20 million users in six years without a marketing budget. She used Twitter, webinars, contests, partnerships, and email campaigns to build the audience organically, relying on this mix of channels instead of paid marketing.

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