The Authentic Caribbean Foundation and CodeEd collaborate on vital program
Boston, 8/23/2023, CMMInc. ....The Authentic Caribbean Foundation Inc., (ACF) recently embarked on a high-value collaboration with CodeEd, the innovative online learning platform dedicated to empowering young minds with essential coding skills, to grow the discipline among primary and secondary school students across the Caribbean. The CodeEd: Futuristic Learning Through Youth Involvement workshop series is set to spark a revolution in educational engagement and hands-on learning and is designed to equip children and teenagers with coding prowess while fostering vital life skills.
The 8-week series of workshops which launched during the Spring of 2023 will continue through the summer and are held for one week, Monday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The daily sessions incorporate graphic and animation classes, fostering teamwork, resilience, and innovation. The classes present an exciting opportunity for youth aged 12 and under to dive into the world of programming through beginner's scratch coding. This block-based approach allows young students to grasp fundamental coding concepts as they create interactive animations, games, and stories, complemented by a solid foundation in design and animation.
A section of the program targets participants aged 13 and above who will delve into website design using HTML and CSS – the cornerstone languages of the web. Through hands-on instruction, students will craft responsive websites, imbuing them with visually stunning design elements and utilizing CSS for impeccable styling and layout. Upon completion, participants will earn a non-credit bearing certificate from Authentic Caribbean Foundation Inc., and CodeEd.
A critical component of the initiative is the 'train-the-trainer' sessions which prepares persons who are interested in becoming trainers in that field.
"We're thrilled to unveil this dynamic collaboration with CodeEd," shares Mr. Andrew Sharpe of the Authentic Caribbean Foundation Inc. "Our aim is to empower the next generation with coding skills that transcend mere programming – they're pathways to creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving."
The Authentic Caribbean Foundation Inc. envisions a future where every child's potential is nurtured and unlocked through cutting-edge education and invites parents and guardians to join in this journey of exploration and growth. The Futuristic Learning Through Youth Involvement workshop series encapsulates the essence of innovation, coding mastery, and holistic skill development.
About Authentic Caribbean Foundation Inc.
The Authentic Caribbean Foundation (ACF) is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, based in Boston, and is geared towards transforming the lives of Caribbean children impacted by disabilities and HIV/AIDS and assisting caregivers and institutions. Its mission and long-term goals are providing education, training and health services to children and adults with disabilities and HIV/AIDS within the Diaspora and the Caribbean and to bolster HIV/AIDS research. The Foundation was established in November 2012 and seeks to eliminate poverty through the development of community tourism and other self-sustaining opportunities. It is dedicated to promoting Caribbean culture, education, and community development with a focus on fostering positive change and impactful learning experiences. ACF collaborates with partners to create initiatives that empower and uplift communities.
About CodeEd
CodeEd is a pioneering online learning platform committed to empowering children and teenagers with essential coding skills for the digital age. Through immersive workshops and hands-on experiences, CodeEd aims to instill creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities in young minds, enabling them to thrive in an ever-evolving technological landscape.
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