Giving every child in our
community the chance to
learn to code.
What is iCode?
iCode is an arm of iBridge hub, a
social enterprise dedicated to
growing the knowledge of computer
programming in our community. 
We believe Computer programming
should be a part of the core
curriculum in education, alongside
other courses.
What is iCode?
We're committed to building the
best learning experience inside
and out by transforming the way
Computer Programming is being
perceived, letting everyone know
that it is much easier to learn how
to code than they think.
Why Code?
"It gives kids the ability both to read
and to write in the foundational
languages of the digital age and, in
doing so, fundamentally transforms
their perspective from that of user
to maker, consumer to creative”.
Douglas Rushkoff  
WELCOME.
Welcome to iCode Learning
Center, a platform where
Children, Youths, Educators and
Parents can learn this essential
21st Century skill.
THE DIFFERENT WAYS.
iCode at iBridge hub
iCode in Schools(iCode Clubs and
Coding introduced into
curriculum)
iCode at home or at work
WHERE?
Students can learn to code in their
Schools or at our after School Programs.
Youths, Educators and Parents can
learn at iBridge hub, at work or at home.
Students can also get to learn at iBridge
hub.
To assist schools in sourcing and Equipping
Computer labs could be used for learning in
Schools
Setting up of iCode Clubs in Schools in which
Students get to learn during Club hours and
could also practice at the hub after School hours.
Volunteer Programmers would be assigned to
schools to help in lecturing at specific times
iCODE AT SCHOOLS.
iCODE AT iBRIDGE HUB.
This would run in 3 months Cycle.
First month would be introduction to
Programming
2nd & 3rd month of the training would be done
in different and age appropriate programing
languages for the the various categories i.e
Children, youths, educators and parents.
iCODE AT iBRIDGE HUB.
Access to the hub to learn to code
requires one to be a member of the
hub.
Personal Practice takes place everyday
of the week at stipulated time.
Training with a tutor takes place every
Saturday.
iCODE AT IBRIDGE HUB.
Computers would be made available at
iBridge hub for Lectures and Practice
Projectors and TV Screens for lectures
would also be available for Lecture days.
Those with Laptops would also be allowed to
work with their systems. Relevant programs
would be installed on them.
iCODE AT HOME.
Individuals would need to have a
personal Computer, and Internet access.
Relevant Programs would be set up on
their Computers.
If necessary, individuals can also come
to the hub for practice or lecture and
interaction with Programmers.
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS.
After School programs would be held at
iBridge hub during the summer break
Students would be able to practice and
work on their own for 2 hours
everyday of the week and would have
access to asking questions or learning
more from a tutor every Saturday.
RESOURCES.
www.alt-i.org
www.code.org
www.codeacademy.com
www.scratch.mit
INSPIRATION.
“Here we are, 2013, we ALL depend on
technology to communicate, to bank, and none
of us know how to read and write code. It's
important for these kids, right now, starting at
8 years old, to read and write code".
will.i.am
WE NEED YOUR HELP
We need your support.
We need Volunteer Software Programmers,
We also need Desktops, Laptops and Tablets.
We thank you in advance for any amount or
resource you could donate to iCode.
VISIT US
www.ibridgehub.com
www.ibridgehub.com/i-code/
www.facebook.com/theibridgehub

Learn to code. Our implementation plan.

  • 1.
    Giving every childin our community the chance to learn to code.
  • 2.
    What is iCode? iCodeis an arm of iBridge hub, a social enterprise dedicated to growing the knowledge of computer programming in our community.  We believe Computer programming should be a part of the core curriculum in education, alongside other courses.
  • 3.
    What is iCode? We'recommitted to building the best learning experience inside and out by transforming the way Computer Programming is being perceived, letting everyone know that it is much easier to learn how to code than they think.
  • 4.
    Why Code? "It giveskids the ability both to read and to write in the foundational languages of the digital age and, in doing so, fundamentally transforms their perspective from that of user to maker, consumer to creative”. Douglas Rushkoff  
  • 5.
    WELCOME. Welcome to iCodeLearning Center, a platform where Children, Youths, Educators and Parents can learn this essential 21st Century skill.
  • 6.
    THE DIFFERENT WAYS. iCodeat iBridge hub iCode in Schools(iCode Clubs and Coding introduced into curriculum) iCode at home or at work
  • 7.
    WHERE? Students can learnto code in their Schools or at our after School Programs. Youths, Educators and Parents can learn at iBridge hub, at work or at home. Students can also get to learn at iBridge hub.
  • 8.
    To assist schoolsin sourcing and Equipping Computer labs could be used for learning in Schools Setting up of iCode Clubs in Schools in which Students get to learn during Club hours and could also practice at the hub after School hours. Volunteer Programmers would be assigned to schools to help in lecturing at specific times iCODE AT SCHOOLS.
  • 9.
    iCODE AT iBRIDGEHUB. This would run in 3 months Cycle. First month would be introduction to Programming 2nd & 3rd month of the training would be done in different and age appropriate programing languages for the the various categories i.e Children, youths, educators and parents.
  • 10.
    iCODE AT iBRIDGEHUB. Access to the hub to learn to code requires one to be a member of the hub. Personal Practice takes place everyday of the week at stipulated time. Training with a tutor takes place every Saturday.
  • 11.
    iCODE AT IBRIDGEHUB. Computers would be made available at iBridge hub for Lectures and Practice Projectors and TV Screens for lectures would also be available for Lecture days. Those with Laptops would also be allowed to work with their systems. Relevant programs would be installed on them.
  • 12.
    iCODE AT HOME. Individualswould need to have a personal Computer, and Internet access. Relevant Programs would be set up on their Computers. If necessary, individuals can also come to the hub for practice or lecture and interaction with Programmers.
  • 13.
    AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS. AfterSchool programs would be held at iBridge hub during the summer break Students would be able to practice and work on their own for 2 hours everyday of the week and would have access to asking questions or learning more from a tutor every Saturday.
  • 14.
  • 15.
    INSPIRATION. “Here we are,2013, we ALL depend on technology to communicate, to bank, and none of us know how to read and write code. It's important for these kids, right now, starting at 8 years old, to read and write code". will.i.am
  • 16.
    WE NEED YOURHELP We need your support. We need Volunteer Software Programmers, We also need Desktops, Laptops and Tablets. We thank you in advance for any amount or resource you could donate to iCode.
  • 17.