Maine Kids Code

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Sign-up is still open for our spring semester which begins next week! We have a few spaces available in our Intro (Tuesday afternoons) and our Advanced course (Wednesday afternoons). More info and sign-up links available here: https://www.mainecharitablemechanicassociation.com/maine-kids-code/

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Is your middle schooler or high schooler looking for a fun after school programming activity? We've got just what you're looking for! Sign up today for our fall semester. We have two classes focused around building your very own video games. Whether they are just starting their coding journey or a little more experienced with technology, they'll have fun at Maine Kids Code. Follow the links from our page or go directly to http://cs.meca.edu/youth-teen/ to enroll!

Home | Maine Kids Code Maine Kids Code, is an after school program dedicated to expanding access to computer science and technology in the greater Portland area. We focus on creating interactive stories, making games, and on the intersection of technology, art, and music.

Hi Everyone, we’re happy to announce that sign-ups have begun for the spring 2019 semester.

We’re hosting two classes again. One is a beginner class using MIT’s Scratch programming language, and the other is an advanced course using the game development platform Unity.

Once again, each class only has room for ten students, so sign up fast to guarantee your kid's spot!

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Hello Everybody!

We’re excited to let you know that sign-ups have begun for the fall semester.

This year we'll be switching things up a little and hosting two classes: an introduction course using the visual programming language Scratch developed by MIT and an advanced course where students will learn how to use Unity 3D, a popular game development platform. The theme for the fall semester is game design and programming.

Each class only has room for ten students, so act fast to guarantee a spot!

Youth + Teen - Continuing Studies at MECA

Hey Everybody! Our second semester begins January 29, see our website for signup details. Also, don't forget to come check our our project showcase next week!

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Hey everybody! We're coming close to wrapping up this semester and wanted to invite the community to our project showcase. On December 19 at 3:30 our coders will demo their final projects to anybody who would like to attend. If you're interested in signing up a new coder or volunteering next semester, come by the Mechanic's Hall and say hello!

Things are happening at Maine Kids Code this week! Looking forward to seeing their Halloween projects next week

The first few weeks our kids learned how to create stories, games and animations using Scratch

Thank you to the folks at Tyler Technologies, Inc. for the donation to our program!