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AppJamming Summit 2016

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AppJamming Summit 2016
This channel presents AppJamming Summit 2016, a regional app development competition for students from age 8-16, aimed to discover the best young app makers in Asia Pacific. With a range of interviews and articles, the channel provides insights and perspectives of coding education to encourage Asia's next generation to become creators of technology. AppJamming Summit 2016 is a platform for young app makers to create and share their passion with like-minded people in the region.
2015 AJS Finalist’s Spotlight : Eventure

2015 AJS Finalist’s Spotlight : Eventure

There are so many exciting activities in the world, but people need a place to record them down. In particular, this team has many places that they wish to go but it is not easy to remember them for long. Thus, this team created an app, Eventure, to help users track their events.

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2015 AJS Finalist’s Spotlight : Elderly Detection

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2015 AJS Finalist’s Spotlight : Die or Diet

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Kids across Asia compete in App Jamming Summit to create and code apps of the future

Michelle Sun (Right) Founder and CEO of First Code Academy teach students how to design an app at a programming school in Wan Chai. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Humans of First Code: Sarah Yu

“Computer Science is a subject which can open many doors for students in Hong Kong, that is why I care so deeply about this project. This initiative allows an interconnectivity and improved sharing in the community as it encourages the growth of computer literacy at all levels. ”

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Why The Need To Learn Coding? How Does It Benefit Your Child?

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Why Is Coding The New Literacy For Your Child?

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Why Is Coding The New Literacy For Your Child?

Humans of First Code: Sarah Williams

At first glance, Sarah Williams might seem like just another student studying at Canadian International School in Hong Kong. What differentiates her from most other of her peers is her ability to code.

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Humans of First Code: Euan Seow

“A Computer is like an Art Museum...”

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Humans of First Code: Aiyana Campbell

Aiyana Campbell is 10-year-old from Harbour School in Hong Kong. She is somewhat different from her peers in having strong passion in coding and LEGO.

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Humans of First Code: Aiyana Campbell

How Do You Help Your Child Learn Coding?

In today's context, many people are treating programming languages as any other normal languages. Many parents are encouraging their children to pick up some programming skill.

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How Do You Help Your Child Learn Coding?

Start me up: Hong Kong entrepreneurs breaking new ground with app ventures

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Why women are a rare breed in Hong Kong's burgeoning tech start-up field

First Code Academy founder Michelle Sun believes girls should start young in science and tech. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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