Girls are the future of tech! At a Girls Who Code club, students can explore coding in a fun and friendly environment. However, a club's purpose doesn't stop there. Clubs also prepare students to thrive and lead in the tech workforce. The Girls Who Code Club sponsored by Tech Journey is a free community-based program […]
Each month at CoderDojoDSM, students age 9+ work on coding, building a website, creating a game, programming a robot, or simply exploring technology in a less-structured, creative, and social environment. […]
Each month at CoderDojoDSM, students age 9+ work on coding, building a website, creating a game, programming a robot, or simply exploring technology in a less-structured, creative, and social environment. […]
Each month at CoderDojoDSM, students age 9+ work on coding, building a website, creating a game, programming a robot, or simply exploring technology in a less-structured, creative, and social environment. […]
Each month at CoderDojoDSM, students age 9+ work on coding, building a website, creating a game, programming a robot, or simply exploring technology in a less-structured, creative, and social environment. […]
GOALLLLLLLL! This YouthCode coding and robotics camp is for middle school students served by Des Moines Refugee Support. With soccer as the weekly theme, daily lessons and activities will introduce students to the basics of coding and robotics through programming a micro:bit computing device and Finch Robot. Camp will cumulate in red team versus blue […]
Tech Camp is an immersive, invitation-only summer camp experience for central Iowa high school students. Since the first camp in 2013, a cohort of 8th or 9th grade students are […]
Level Up Your Coding Skills With Python July 30 - August 2, 2024 The goal of this summer camp is to help students participating in the Tech Journey CoderDojoDSM program […]
Code in community and learn about women in tech! August 7 - 8, 2024 Girls Who Code (GWC) Des Moines is a program for students in grades six to twelve […]
Each month at CoderDojoDSM, students age 9+ work on coding, building a website, creating a game, programming a robot, or simply exploring technology in a less-structured, creative, and social environment. […]
