Stefan:

I’ve been working with schools since 2011 to deliver an effective code curriculum for middle school and older students. Based on that experience, I would suggest that they best way to teach code to students, is by using the web languages: HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. The main benefits of teaching code with the web coding…

Hi! Just a quick note regarding SOPPA compliance: StudioWeb has always been 100% SOPPA compliant. From inception in 2011, we designed our platform to protect student identity: By default, students and teachers work on StudioWeb’s code teaching platform anonymously. Teachers ALWAYS have full control of the data on StudioWeb. If a student adds their name…

Recently a teacher had a few great questions about teaching code with StudioWeb: I am looking for a computer skills enrichment class for students in 5th grade through 7th grade. My questions: How a student would see the course and how the teacher sees it? Is there a teacher screen to view progress and assign…

Hi! StudioWeb has reached its’ 10th year of helping teachers teach real-world code! We now hear back from students regularly, who have gone on to start great careers in code, created successful startups, and some have gone on to teach code themselves! 👍 … Amazing! StudioWeb in a nutshell: StudioWeb is fully interactive, video based…

Preview in new tab As you work through the StudioWeb courses (HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Python, PHP), you will be building a profile of your accomplishments that you can show others. Public and Private Profile Page StudioWeb comes with a profile page (for each user) that has both a public and private view. The public view…

We’ve been working with schools since 2011, listening to teachers and students. With that valuable feedback, StudioWeb has been refined to the point where even teachers with no prior coding experience, feel comfortable leading a Python classroom. Not just Python, StudioWeb teaches vocational coding skills in many of the most important coding languages used today:…