Scratch Day is a global network of events that celebrates Scratch — and the young people who code and create with it. During Scratch Day, kids and adults gather to share projects and learn from one another. This year’s Scratch Day is May 14, 2016 — but you can organize a Scratch Day any day. Consider hosting a Scratch Day in your community! Read more
Talent Garden Genoa and the School of Robotics make a fresh start for the new series of laboratories with robots. Some of the novelties: Vampires and Bats build with Lego bricks; Clocks and Time Travels. Some of the robots and tools to be used: Lego EV3, Makey Makey, Little Bits. Read more
Europe Code Week is a grassroots initiative which aims to bring coding and digital literacy to everybody in a fun and engaging way. Today we live in a world that has been affected by rapid advances in technology. The way we work, communicate, shop and think has changed dramatically. In order to cope with these rapid changes and to make sense of the world around us, we need to not only develop our understanding of how technology works, but also develop skills and capabilities, that will help us to adapt to living in this new era. Read more
A week to celebrate coding in Europe. Join us with your initiative or study group from October 10 - 18, 2015. To make organizing and running successful Code Week events easier, we've prepared specific toolkits and selected some of the best lesson plans, guides and other resources. Read more
The third edition of EU Code Week will take place 10-18 October 2015. Millions of children, young adults, adults, parents, teachers, entrepreneurs and policymakers will again come together in events and classrooms across Europe to learn to create with code. Read more
The robot invasion is coming! Learn about all the summer camps offered by School of Robotics. Read more
School of Robotics along with other partners has created the project ScuolaPiùPiù. Project dedicated to the creation in Milan of a very ambitious project to bring robotics technology into everyday life by allowing you to make more technological spaces forgotten or rarely visited! Read more
On the 16th of June at the Primary School "Bertolucci Amalia Del Fiorentino" of Capannori will be the location for the final conference of the project Class 2.0. This will be held in order to meet the teachers who Participated in the project and who taught educational robotics throughout the year Read more
DSCHOLA Society will organize in Turin the third Italian Scratch Festival (Turin, May 9, 2015) for the first two years of secondary schools. Deadline for application March 31st, 2015 Read more
On January 26th, 2015, the National Network for Educational Robotics, whose leading school is San Giorgio Nautical School of Genoa) starts a new cycle of educational and training courses. Read more
