The Apple company is launching a brand-new programming app called Coding Lab: in honor of the week dedicated to programming and engineering.
The new service
The new-sprung education application is the newest addition to the company’s collection of tools to support learners and teachers as they are on the way to expanding their knowledge of programming.
It is created to help all people who are older than ten to get to know more about software engineering in an engaging, friendly space.
The new classes start on the 5th of December. Registering is now open to everyone at the company’s official website, taking into consideration both individual and group learners.
The company’s leaders stated that the free Apple sessions offer something for everyone, and their talented team members are always available to support the users, whether they are trying to learn new things, like programming, or seeking for advice on understanding the new tech.
Following its debut, the brand-new laboratory is to be included in the company’s recurring sessions on its website, with lessons planned for the child- and family-friendly times. Additionally, clients can register for programming classes.
The application is for everyone
Anybody, no matter their knowledge of programming, is able to register for regularly planned programming lessons at the company’s official website or apps store.
One might also register for a unique session at once that works for your group, organization, or class. Sessions can be planned in advance.
All activities take place on devices that the company provides for free. One of the free-of-charge tools that are provided to students of any age is the In-Store Today at Apple Coding Session.
The company has also made a guide to developing apps with Swift application for educators who want to introduce students to the field of app development with Swift.
A beginner task with the usage of the About Me application, where students customize illustrative applications that honor important locations and traditions for them, is included in the Celebrating Your Educator Guide, which is accessible in the Apple Education Community.
This manual can be used with any classroom subject. It can also be applied in similar offline programming clubs.
