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    AUTUMM UNPLUGGED COMPUTATIONAL THINKING ACTIVITY DESIGN
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-05-24) Sánchez, A.
    From May 8th to 12th, 2017 the Taccle 3 training course “Teaching coding to children” (http://www.taccle3.eu/en/tallinn-training-course-guide/) was held in Tallin (Estonia), which will focus on introducing programming in primary schools and teaching children how to code. The training has been designed by the Taccle 3 project partners. The training course aimed to develop your own coding competences and also the competences to teach coding to children from 3 to 14 years. There were five training days during which we learned together, in order to: • Describe the key principles of coding; • Describe the basics of computational thinking; • Use appropriate terminology; • Build on activities teachers and children already do; • Measure progression, differentiate lessons and assess what children have learned; • Link the curriculum to the Taccle3 website. The final activity developed by this participant was related to design an unplugged activity to develop the computational thinking skills.
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    LEARNING ACTIVITIES WITH LEGO ROBOTICS EV3
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-05-24) Redondo Chacón, T.; Alcoba Alonso, A. B.; Manzano Quirós, R.; Badouin, F.
    From May 8th to 12th, 2017 the Taccle 3 training course “Teaching coding to children” (http://www.taccle3.eu/en/tallinn-training-course-guide/) was held in Tallin (Estonia), which will focus on introducing programming in primary schools and teaching children how to code. The training has been designed by the Taccle 3 project partners. The training course aimed to develop your own coding competences and also the competences to teach coding to children from 3 to 14 years. There were five training days during which we learned together, in order to: • Describe the key principles of coding; • Describe the basics of computational thinking; • Use appropriate terminology; • Build on activities teachers and children already do; • Measure progression, differentiate lessons and assess what children have learned; • Link the curriculum to the Taccle3 website. The final activity developed by these participants was related to use Lego Robotics EV3 in learning activities.