Coderdojo.com Website Review

the community of 2063 free, open and local programming clubs for young people. 58,000 young people are being creative with technology with the help of 12,000 volunteers in 109 countries. join us! development.” daniel, 14, moldova “it’s a place to go to learn really cool coding activities and make friends. i’ve got a chance to try things from scratch to drones and even how to live code music with sonic pi!” aoibheann, 11, ireland find a dojo to attend help a local club in just a few hours a month! dojos need general volunteers, and mentors for sessions. even mentors don’t have to have technical skills, because they help the young people mainly by encouraging them to discover their own way forward. when i see them doing things on their own, getting their ideas out there, and seeing creativity spur out of the moment, really gives me so much joy champions are pas*ionate, driven (and often not techie!) volunteers who take charge of setting up and maintaining a dojo. 1register with us as a champion so we can support you as you build and grow your dojo. 2find a public venue to hold your dojo events. libraries, offices and community centres are often used. 3schedule your first event using our simple online events system, and use some of over 200 family that gets together in lots of places to talk, both online and face to face. we hold big events for young people and volunteers all around the world. so find what you want to get involved in! coolest projectswe hold big yearly events called coolest projects for young increasingly important in the modern world, that it’s both better and easier to learn these skills early, and that nobody should be coderdojo foundation (cro no: 524255 a registered charity: chy 20812), dogpatch labs unit 1, the chq building, custom house quay, dublin,