EasyCode

Teach students to solve problems using
the language of the future.

Whether or not they grow up to be computer scientists, today’s students need to understand computational thinking, algorithms, app development and how the internet works. Equip students with the critical thinking, programming and design skills to succeed in our digital world.

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Develop 21st Century Problem Solvers

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Comprehensive K-12 Solution

Develop students’ coding, computational thinking and computer science prowess

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Student-centered Lessons

Scaffolded curriculum features hands-on practice, gamified content and real-world projects

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Adapts to Your Classroom

Lessons allow for asynchronous delivery in traditional, online and hybrid environments

EasyCode Content Areas

Available by content area or grade band

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Computational Thinking

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Block-based Coding

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CoffeeScript

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Python

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Intro to Game Design

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Virtual Robotics

Foundations & Pillars

Classroom to Career Readiness

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Coding Challenges that build familiarity and confidence with computer science.

Game Builder Mini-Courses apply basics from coding challenges to develop games in mini-courses.

Game Builder allows students to create their own games to share with classmates, family and friends.

Girl pointing at computer screen learning coding next to boyAn ideal extension to EasyCode Foundations, Pillars covers:

 Intro to Python 1: Variables, text, user input, loops, basic conditionals, sequencing and dot notation

 Intro to Python 2: Functions, indexes, events, data types, event handlers, variable scope, program design and game mechanics

 Intro to Python 3: Booleans, nested conditionals, nested loops, lists, dictionaries, error and exception handling, importing modules and writing to files

 Intro to Game Design: Taking turns, moving objects, collisions, random numbers, avoiding hazards and getting points

Introduce the basics of coding through:

  • Coding Challenges that build familiarity and confidence with computer science.
  • Game Builder Mini-Courses apply basics from coding challenges to develop games in mini-courses.
  • Game Builder allows students to create their own games to share with classmates, family and friends.

An ideal extension to EasyCode Foundations, Pillars covers:

  • Intro to Python 1: Variables, text, user input, loops, basic conditionals, sequencing and dot notation
  • Intro to Python 2: Functions, indexes, events, data types, event handlers, variable scope, program design and game mechanics
  • Intro to Python 3: Booleans, nested conditionals, nested loops, lists, dictionaries, error and exception handling, importing modules and writing to files
  • Intro to Game Design: Taking turns, moving objects, collisions, random numbers, avoiding hazards and getting points

"Learning.com provides the students digital literacy skills that they will need throughout their years in school, college and workplace."

Jennifer Stearns
Teacher, Flagstaff USD

"Learning.com's adaptive keyboarding is the best of the available typing platforms the way it tracks speed and accuracy as well as the excellent detailed stats."

John White III
Business Teacher, Seminole County Virtual School

"I love how EasyTech addresses all of the standards for a wide range of grade levels."

Patty Staker
Technology Teacher, Wheelersburg Local School District

"It's got everything I need to create technology lessons for all of my K-8 students right at my fingertips, including pre-made lesson plans. The lessons are engaging for students, and they're aligned to the state standards and ISTE standards. So, I don't have to worry about matching them to standards either."

Ronda Sutton
Technology Teacher, National Heritage Academies

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