Podcasts about CoderDojo

Every great founder needs a mentor. That is why every single week, I bring you a new one. In this Mentor Moment, James Whelton dives into the importance of finding joy in the process over just chasing outcomes. He shares a key insight: if you're spending 90% of your time on the journey, it only makes sense to enjoy it. James reflects on his own experiences and how this mindset shaped his approach to work and success. This is a must-listen for anyone seeking a fresh perspective on aligning passion with purpose. To listen to the full episode go back to episode 306. --- Thanks to my season title partner Local Enterprise Office: https://bit.ly/leodigital21  Find out more about digitalisation for your business in the link above.

CoderDojo Zero is inviting anyone from 7 to 17 with an interest in coding to join them on International Computer Security Day - Saturday, November 30th. From its home at Republic of Work on Cork's South Mall, Ireland's original coding club will give new members the chance to win one of three reconditioned laptops, as well as offering them useful hacks to keep devices safe and a workshop on internet safety. The goal of the event is to arm children and young people with the knowledge and tools they need to securely navigate the web and get grips with the technology that is increasingly part of their lives. Bill Liao, who co-founded the CoderDojo movement and regularly attends the CoderDojo Zero club, said: "It's never been more important for people to keep their devices and data secure. At CoderDojo, kids gain knowledge that gives them power - by developing a fundamental understanding of technology, they are less vulnerable to the internet's traps and pitfalls and better equipped to deal with the threats they will inevitably encounter because the number one failure in security in the world is humans." CoderDojo helps steer young coders away from the dark side so they can be part of the solution when it comes to internet and software security. They believe not only is it the more ethical route, it also offers the potential for a high reward career path in Cybersecurity. The CoderDojo event for International Computer Safety Day takes place on Saturday, 30th November, between 1.30 and 4 pm. Children and young people between the ages of 7 and 17, along with their parents, are welcome to attend. The event is free, but please register your interest at https://codeclub.org/en/clubs/ie/cork/coderdojo-zero, where more details are also available.

SIRO and Vodafone have announced that MERITs, Kildare's Naas-based innovation tech hub, is joining the Gigabit Hub Initiative. The Initiative is a partnership between SIRO and Vodafone, which provides world class connectivity solutions to digital hubs across Ireland, including Gigabit full fibre broadband. Currently, more than 20 of Ireland's leading hubs have participated in the Initiative including Galway's PorterShed, Skibbereen's Ludgate Hub or Dundalk's Creative Spark. MERITs (The Mid-East Region's Innovation ThinkSpace) located in Naas's Devoy Quarter on John Devoy Road, funded by Kildare County Council and the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment through Enterprise Ireland, serves as a dynamic incubation hub for startup and scaling technology and innovation focused businesses. Renowned for fostering innovation and supporting technology entrepreneurs, MERITS is the heart of the Mid-East Tech Cluster and a critical player in the tech startup ecosystem across Kildare, Wicklow and Meath. MERITS, offers an array of services such as hot desks, private offices, meeting rooms, collaboration and innovation spaces, a mixed reality lab, a podcast studio, and an editing suite. The facility currently operates 16 hot desks, 12 private offices containing 48 desks, and hosts the Local Enterprise Office with an additional 22 desks, supporting 42 businesses. MERITS is home to some of Ireland's most future-focused and innovative businesses, including Stryve, DreamDev, and Nua Bioenergy. These companies are pioneering advancements across various technologies, from bioenergy and artificial intelligence to cybersecurity, CREAtech, deep-tech, and med-tech. MERITS also extends its impact to the broader community through initiatives like the Coder Dojo program and the CREAtech School project. The weekly Coder Dojo club engages children aged 7-17 in learning to code, build websites, and create games or apps in a safe, creative, and social environment. The CREAtech School pilot project, conducted in collaboration with the Kildare County Council Arts Department, introduces 6th-grade students to the latest creative technologies, including podcast recording, virtual reality, and augmented reality. MERITS also partners with the Local Enterprise Office to offer a wide range of support services to founders and entrepreneurs. These include accelerator and development programs, mentor services, funding opportunities, and numerous networking events. Joining the Gigabit Hub Initiative will enhance MERITS' capabilities, providing ultrafast broadband and cutting-edge digital infrastructure to its community of innovators. This integration will facilitate seamless collaboration, rapid prototyping, and the efficient scaling of digital solutions, propelling the Midlands-East's digital economy forward. Welcoming the partnership, Chief Executive Kildare County Council Sonya Kavanagh said, "County Kildare is one of the fastest growing counties in the country and is home to a growing number of Indigenous SMEs and a significant number of remote workers. Kildare County Council's Local Enterprise Office and Economic Development Team provide a range of supports for SMEs ,and this range of supports is being actively expanded. As economic development and job creation are two of our key priorities, we believe that this partnership between SIRO and MERITS will positively contribute to achieving these priorities." Vodafone Ireland Finance Director Mark Denley said: "We are delighted to welcome MERITS to the Gigabit Hub initiative, which since launch has continued to grow and demonstrated the value and demand for smart working hubs throughout the country. MERITS and the community of customers it serves including a host of dynamic and hugely innovative Irish businesses in addition to youth educational groups who will massively benefit from high-speed connectivity. This initiative is a commitment and investment in our economy, our business community and most import...

Privacy Expert Conor Hogan Reveals All! In this episode, Conor, a seasoned privacy leader with over 15 years of experience, goes beyond the technical aspects of privacy and provides you with actionable tips for climbing the ladder, no matter your career stage.Discover the career hacks Conor used to excel in the industryLearn how to stay ahead of the curve and leverage AI for better privacy practices Plus, Conor reveals his secrets for juggling a demanding career with a young family (moms and dads, this is for you!).This episode is a roadmap to success for any privacy professional, but especially those looking to build a fulfilling career and a happy home life.Conor Hogan is a passionate privacy advocate, trust advisor, and risk consultant with more than 15 years' experience advising clients around the world. He currently oversees BSI Group's global privacy, delivering strategic advisory and operational support to clients across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.Conor is a regular industry contributor, thought leader, and privacy-by-design advocate. He holds numerous qualifications and is a member of the Institute of Operational Privacy Design's Standards Committee. CIn his spare time, Conor plays American Football, mentors at his local Coder-Dojo, and enjoys spending time with his family and going to the gym.If you're ready to transform your career and become the go-to GDPR expert, get your copy of 'The Easy Peasy Guide to GDPR' here: https://www.bestgdprbook.com/Follow Jamal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kmjahmed/Follow Conor on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cnrhgn/Subscribe to the Privacy Pros Academy YouTube Channel► https://www.youtube.com/c/PrivacyPros

In the heart of Europe, a movement aimed at nurturing young minds in the field of technology is thriving under the banner of CoderDojo. Originating from Ireland in 2011, where it began as a noble initiative to introduce children to the world of coding, the impact of CoderDojo has since crossed borders, taking root in the Czech Republic. It's mission? To equip the next generation with the knowledge and skills they need to shape a future intertwined with digital innovation. Find out how CoderDojo Czech Republic epitomizes the spirit of community and education through a network of programming clubs. Want to support CoderDojo Czech Republic? https://coderdojocesko.cz/ Find the episode at: https://great.com/great-talks-with/coderdojo-czech-republic/

From the moment his father handed him an IBM PC with the simplest of instructions - "Play with it, don't be afraid" - Aral Balkan's worldview was forever changed. Our chat with this developer, professional speaker, consultant, and serial entrepreneur takes us on an enlightening journey through his life, shaped by his early immersion in technology's limitless potential. Aral's deep-seated passion for programming, his dedicated commitment to simplicity, and his advocacy for the internet as a tool for personal empowerment and democratized communication are nothing less than inspiring.Aral reflects on the evolution of the internet, once perceived as a decentralized entity, now understood as a client-server system molded partly by venture capitalists who recognized its potential. He emphasizes the need for coding education, applauding initiatives like Code Club and the involvement of Google, Raspberry Pi, and Coder Dojo in promoting coding. But our conversation doesn't stop there. Aral urges us to confront the systemic inequality in the digital space and the pressing need for simple articulation of the problem to spur action. He introduces us to the concept of small web and the empowering idea of owning and controlling one's own means of communication.Our dialogue extends to the importance of alternative funding methods for initiatives that serve society. Aral shares his views on the limitations of relying on political institutions for funding and the absolute necessity for communication tools to be accessible to all. We tackle the issue of arrogance in the open source community and its impact on software usability, and discuss 'kitten', a framework and server for building small websites, with its innovative security measures and potential as a learning tool. Join us for this essential conversation for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, empowerment, and democracy. This episode promises to enlighten, challenge, and inspire.The Gaming BlenderHave you ever wanted to design your own video game?Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyUse my special link https://zen.ai/dsVpYxjSth5fD-hlbzdIiw to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paidplan.Support the show

James was just 17 when he hacked the Apple iPod Nano. This act of creativity catapulted him into the world's spotlight. His next massive success was establishing CoderDojo to teach kids about technology & coding. What began as a small group in Cork soon spread all over the globe. James gives us a compelling account of his exceptional journey. We also shed light on the emotional toll of his period, delving into the burnout he experienced, the self-reflection that followed, and the significance of self-care when charting such an ambitious path. We explore the challenges of maintaining authenticity in the face of success, the pitfalls of seeking external validation, and the merits of finding joy in the journey itself instead of the end result. After spending time in the Middle East as CTO of a major tech company, James now splits his time between Japan and Ireland while building Conjure, his latest project.   My Season Partners EIIS Innovation Fund: https://bit.ly/3sxFdLp ADHD Now: https://bit.ly/49uzd6N Iconic Offices: https://bit.ly/iconicEE23 Music by Andrew Applepie

Allen Wyma and Zeeshan Ali Khan talk with Rainer Stropek, creator of CoderDojo Linz and Rust Linz. Contributing to Rustacean Station Rustacean Station is a community project; get in touch with us if you'd like to suggest an idea for an episode or offer your services as a host or audio editor! Twitter: @rustaceanfm Discord: Rustacean Station Github: @rustacean-station Email: hello@rustacean-station.org Timestamps [@0:00] - Introduction to Rust Linz [@3:23] - How did Rainer get into teaching kids in Austria how to code [@5:17] - CoderDojo's vision in creating a coding club [@7:44] - Why text-based programming is not an option for kids younger than 10 [@11:31] - Starting programming at a young age [@18:40] - Is coding and programming for everyone? [@22:40] - Parent's huge influence on kids who wants to pursue programming [@24:32] - CoderDojo's approach to inclusive programming [@33:55] - CoderDojo for adults and for kids [@35:59] - Rainer's programming background [@37:29] - Organizing Rust Linz meet-ups [@43:26] - Rust meet-up schedules [@45:09] - Call for speakers for Rust Linz [@49:22] - Using rust in building web APIs and application programming [@50:14] - Interfacing Rust with other languages [@52:19] - Future of WebAssembly [@54:01] - Parting thoughts Credits Intro Theme: Aerocity Audio Editing: Plangora Hosting Infrastructure: Jon Gjengset Show Notes: Plangora Hosts: Allen Wyma and Zeeshan Ali Khan

Grab your Lego and robots, and let's talk about STEM, STEAM, and programming for fun!As a developer, we all get frustrated occasionally when a bug messes up our schedule, and we have to dive deep into the code to find a solution. But still, many of us keep coding in our free time as we love to do it and want to create amazing stuff. In this episode of the Foojay Podcast, we talk to volunteers from different organizations where coding is used to inspire children to become engineers or at least learn to make good use of computers and the tools around them.GuestsJeanne BoyarskyTwitter @jeanneboyarsky https://www.selikoff.netMastodon @jeanneboyarskyMonica BeckwithTwitter @mon_beckIgor De SouzaTwitter @IgfasouzaPodcast hostFrank Delporte Mastodon @frankdelporteTwitter @FrankDelporteContent00'00 Intro00'43 Introduction of the guests03'00 What is First?First InspiresFRC Robot revealFLL EventsTelevic Smarties at FLL06'43 What is CoderDojo?07'46 Impact on your career by volunteering09'00 Impact of these organizations on STEM educationScratch 14'00 The rule of threeCode Chica16'48 Girls-only events 24'13 What we learn from volunteering for our jobMicrobit28'16 Technology that can inspire the mostParticleOnshape36'09 Participants becoming coach37'58 Java on small platforms like Raspberry Pi LCD DisplayPotentiometerMicronautQuarkusBook #JavaOnRaspberryPi43'39 Java in education47'15 STEM versus STEAMNervous Jessica53'37 Other interesting STEAM topicsCoolest ProjectsFormula PiPi WarsAstro PiFirst InspiresCoderDojoCode.orgDocumentation drive of CoderDojo BelgiumMicrosoft TEALS59'45 Outro

Welcome back to the 6th episode of Power, Wealth, or Purpose?! Today, Oscar interviews Bill Liao, who dropped out of high school and co-founded several successful companies and movements. To name a few: XING, CoderDojo, and WeForest. Bill is now a general partner at SOSV, a deep-tech investor with over $1.5 billion under management. He talks to Oscar about his journey, his values, and how value-alignment is crucial for success. Bill shares his belief that having a clear purpose and values is foundational to finding the right career path. He talks about the importance of not letting societal pressures guide your decisions, and instead, focusing on what truly matters to you. Bill also discusses the power of kindness and the importance of curiosity. Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and let us know what you think by using the Q&A button. Hosts: ⁠Oscar Schuller⁠ & ⁠Paul Greitemann⁠

This week we're discussing the benefits of running an extracurricular club for both the learners that attend, and you, the educator or volunteer that runs them. These clubs come in many different shapes and sizes, and in this episode, James and Laura, along with guests, explore Code Clubs, CoderDojo clubs, esports clubs, and many more in between. We also delve into some of the barriers to setting up an extracurricular club and how some of these can be overcome.Full show notes:https://helloworld.raspberrypi.org/articles/whats-the-value-of-extracurricular-clubs

Heute mit diesen Themen (Auszug): LAUDA Carsharing Brotregal goes digital WueWW-Update Event der Woche Neues von den Hochschulen Neues aus der Gründerszene Jobs Veranstaltungshinweise News, Updates oder Termine?

In unserem neues Bonus-Format versuchen wir, dem Credo aus unserem Intro endlich gerecht zu werden. Heute: Ehrengast Poschi von "Entbehrliches" erzählt vom Programmieren für Kids im Coder Dojo.

ポケットサイズの教育用コンピューター「micro:bit」を CoderDojo 向けに 1500 台寄贈していただきました。その裏側の活躍者の１人 @sarahatamicrob1 さんをゲストに招きし、当時のお話やこれからのお話 (micro:bit ランタンイベントなど) について伺います。 micro:bit ランタンイベント https://bit.ly/microbit-lantern ゲスト: sara hata さん (@sarahatamicrob1) https://twitter.com/sarahatamicrob1 ポケットサイズの教育用コンピューター「micro:bit」、CoderDojo に 1500 台寄贈 - CoderDojo Japan https://news.coderdojo.jp/2022/05/16/1500-microbits-to-coderdojo/ 【動画目次】 00:00 ゲスト自己紹介  01:54 Micro:bit 教育財団とは 03:45 micro:bit を知ったキッカケ 05:00 Micro:bit 教育財団のチーム体制 06:09 micro:bit と Japan 07:43 micro:bit と CoderDojo  08:55 micro:bit の面白さ 12:15 3,000台の micro:bit 寄贈の裏側 14:40 CoderDojo の統計情報 https://coderdojo.jp/stats 16:52 1,000台が限界!? 当初の見積台数 18:48 94 Dojos、6 NPOs、28 学校に寄贈 21:22 Micro:bit 教育財団の現在の活動 24:53 Minecraft カップの全国キャラバンの話 26:54 micro:bit チャンピオンの話 https://microbit.org/champions 29:41 CoderDojo チャンピオンの話 31:00 do your :bit コンテスト https://microbit.org/ja/projects/do-your-bit 35:00 micro:bit × つくばランタンアート 36:46 現地参加と郵送で応募受付中 https://bit.ly/microbit-lantern 41:31 連日ライブ配信した理由 https://coderdojo.jp/podcasts 43:34 まとめ、ゲストからのメッセージ

ポケットサイズの教育用コンピューター「micro:bit」を CoderDojo 向けに 1500 台寄贈していただきました。その裏側の活躍者の１人 @sarahatamicrob1 さんをゲストに招きし、当時のお話やこれからのお話 (micro:bit ランタンイベントなど) について伺います。 micro:bit ランタンイベント https://bit.ly/microbit-lantern ゲスト: sara hata さん (@sarahatamicrob1) https://twitter.com/sarahatamicrob1 ポケットサイズの教育用コンピューター「micro:bit」、CoderDojo に 1500 台寄贈 - CoderDojo Japan https://news.coderdojo.jp/2022/05/16/1500-microbits-to-coderdojo/ 【動画目次】 00:00 ゲスト自己紹介  01:54 Micro:bit 教育財団とは 03:45 micro:bit を知ったキッカケ 05:00 Micro:bit 教育財団のチーム体制 06:09 micro:bit と Japan 07:43 micro:bit と CoderDojo  08:55 micro:bit の面白さ 12:15 3,000台の micro:bit 寄贈の裏側 14:40 CoderDojo の統計情報 https://coderdojo.jp/stats 16:52 1,000台が限界!? 当初の見積台数 18:48 94 Dojos、6 NPOs、28 学校に寄贈 21:22 Micro:bit 教育財団の現在の活動 24:53 Minecraft カップの全国キャラバンの話 26:54 micro:bit チャンピオンの話 https://microbit.org/champions 29:41 CoderDojo チャンピオンの話 31:00 do your :bit コンテスト https://microbit.org/ja/projects/do-your-bit 35:00 micro:bit × つくばランタンアート 36:46 現地参加と郵送で応募受付中 https://bit.ly/microbit-lantern 41:31 連日ライブ配信した理由 https://coderdojo.jp/podcasts 43:34 まとめ、ゲストからのメッセージ

DojoCon Japan 2022 の交流会で発表した『CoderDojo Japan 2022 活動報告』を、DojoCast で改めてご紹介するライブ配信です。交流会では５分間で話せる情報のみを紹介しましたが、今回は５分間では話しきれなかったトピックについても解説しています。 DojoCon Japan 2022 - Try something new https://dojocon2022.coderdojo.jp/ CoderDojo Japan 2022 活動報告のスライド資料 https://speakerdeck.com/coderdojojapan/coderdojo-japan-in-2022 収録翌日のライブ配信 with Micro:bit 教育財団 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Us2yBqT2k 【動画目次】 00:00 はじめに 01:45 本日のお題「活動報告」 04:12 CoderDojo 数の推移 05:44 隣接地域から増える仮説 09:14 215ヶ所以上の CoderDojo  10:04 CoderDojo Japan の立ち位置と役割 12:00 法人も CoderDojo に関わりやすくなる仕組み 14:41 DojoCon Japan で各地域の事情もヒアリング 16:14 2022年の新しい繋がり 16:35 ・ロボットトイ「toio」のレンタルプログラム 18:20 ・Minecraftカップ全国大会のライセンス貸出 21:35 ・1500台の教育用コンピューター「micro:bit」 24:54 単発の機材寄贈や書籍献本など 27:57 新しい配送システムの構築 with CASE Shinjuku 29:53 2022年の新しい試みと、DojoLetter の紹介 31:27 ・ポケモンワークショップの増強改訂版 34:17 ・coderdojo.com のリニューアルと新体制・設計 40:53 ・地図から CoderDojo が探せる「DojoMap」の開発 48:11 2021年以前から継続しているパートナー法人の紹介（一部） 49:20 まとめ、他の細かなアップデートなど 【CoderDojo ってなに？】 CoderDojo は7〜17歳を対象とした非営利のプログラミング道場です。2011年にアイルランドで始まり、世界では112カ国・2,200の道場、日本には215以上の道場があります。 CoderDojo で学べる内容は道場ごとに様々で、例えば次のような内容です。 ・Scratch, micro:bit, Webサイト ・Raspberry Pi, Minecraft ・Python, Ruby, JavaScript ・Viscuit, PHP, 電子工作など 内容も規模もそれぞれ異なりますが、どの道場でも主体的に学ぶ姿勢が大切です。 ☯️ 公式サイト https://coderdojo.jp 【公式アカウントまとめ】

DojoCon Japan 2022 の交流会で発表した『CoderDojo Japan 2022 活動報告』を、DojoCast で改めてご紹介するライブ配信です。交流会では５分間で話せる情報のみを紹介しましたが、今回は５分間では話しきれなかったトピックについても解説しています。 DojoCon Japan 2022 - Try something new https://dojocon2022.coderdojo.jp/ CoderDojo Japan 2022 活動報告のスライド資料 https://speakerdeck.com/coderdojojapan/coderdojo-japan-in-2022 収録翌日のライブ配信 with Micro:bit 教育財団 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Us2yBqT2k 【動画目次】 00:00 はじめに 01:45 本日のお題「活動報告」 04:12 CoderDojo 数の推移 05:44 隣接地域から増える仮説 09:14 215ヶ所以上の CoderDojo  10:04 CoderDojo Japan の立ち位置と役割 12:00 法人も CoderDojo に関わりやすくなる仕組み 14:41 DojoCon Japan で各地域の事情もヒアリング 16:14 2022年の新しい繋がり 16:35 ・ロボットトイ「toio」のレンタルプログラム 18:20 ・Minecraftカップ全国大会のライセンス貸出 21:35 ・1500台の教育用コンピューター「micro:bit」 24:54 単発の機材寄贈や書籍献本など 27:57 新しい配送システムの構築 with CASE Shinjuku 29:53 2022年の新しい試みと、DojoLetter の紹介 31:27 ・ポケモンワークショップの増強改訂版 34:17 ・coderdojo.com のリニューアルと新体制・設計 40:53 ・地図から CoderDojo が探せる「DojoMap」の開発 48:11 2021年以前から継続しているパートナー法人の紹介（一部） 49:20 まとめ、他の細かなアップデートなど 【CoderDojo ってなに？】 CoderDojo は7〜17歳を対象とした非営利のプログラミング道場です。2011年にアイルランドで始まり、世界では112カ国・2,200の道場、日本には215以上の道場があります。 CoderDojo で学べる内容は道場ごとに様々で、例えば次のような内容です。 ・Scratch, micro:bit, Webサイト ・Raspberry Pi, Minecraft ・Python, Ruby, JavaScript ・Viscuit, PHP, 電子工作など 内容も規模もそれぞれ異なりますが、どの道場でも主体的に学ぶ姿勢が大切です。 ☯️ 公式サイト https://coderdojo.jp 【公式アカウントまとめ】

CoderDojo ist eine Community, die jungen Menschen kostenlose Programmierworkshops anbietet. Ist das nicht toll?! Wie wäre es wohl gewesen, wenn wir schon als junge Mädchen, coole Frauen vor uns gehabt hätten, die programmieren können und uns das auch noch auf eine lässige Art und Weise vermittelt hätten? Genau deswegen haben wir Sonja und Sharunya vom CoderDojo Schöneweide in Berlin eingeladen. Solche Frauen gibt es zum Glück nämlich mittlerweile! Shownotes: https://coderdojo-schoeneweide.github.io/

183 Rudi Maelbrancke Over Zijn Reis Als Enterprise Architect Naar Het Leiden Van Teams Binnen Verschillende Belgische Banken, Zijn Omdenken En Zijn Visie Op Teams | What's On Your Mind? (Dutch/Nederlands) Hi ik ben Peter en elke week geef ik jullie een podcast over personal development, mindset & verkoop. What's On Your Mind ? is een 1 uur conversatie. Iedereen heeft een verhaal. En ik wil dit verhaal van mijn gast naar boven brengen. Rudi Maelbrancke startte zijn carrière als Architect bij Kredietbank (nu KBC) en groeide zo door in verschillende managementfuncties bij KBC, BNP en Argenta. Nu helpt Rudi onder de groep Cronos andere bedrijven om oa digitaal te transformeren. `Zijn energie haalt Rudi uit mensen in beweging krijgen om iets te realiseren. Zijn managementstijl is eerder gidsend en werken vanuit zijn kennis (expert). Hij zit graag tussen de mensen en denkt met hen mee of help hen vooruit te kijken. Zijn input moet ervoor zorgen voor dat ze met voldoende kennis en capaciteit zitten om op te leveren en dat doet hij graag. Het brengt hem veel plezier als hij talenten een mooi resultaat kan helpen neerzetten. Daarnaast zet Rudi graag zijn schouders onder het initiatief CoderDojo, die jongeren helpt om te leren developpen op een creatieve manier. Super inspirerende persoon en super boeiende gesprek met Rudi ! Music: Intro Peter Snauwaert (Copyright) Voice-over: Stemmig by Sara Fiems Let's connect: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petersnauwaert Twitter: @petersnauwaert Instagram: @ps_grow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PSGROW E-mail: peter@psgrow.com

2022年4月に技術評論社から出版された『遠くへ行きたければ、みんなで行け』の翻訳者 @tks さんより、同書籍を CoderDojo 向けに７冊寄贈していただきました!

2022年4月に技術評論社から出版された『遠くへ行きたければ、みんなで行け』の翻訳者 @tks さんより、同書籍を CoderDojo 向けに７冊寄贈していただきました!

Park Place Technologies, the world's largest global data centre and networking optimisation firm, has opened its long-awaited Support & Operations Centre at Blarney Business Park, Cork. This project is supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. “I am delighted to welcome the official opening of the new Park Place Technologies facility in Blarney, a very positive development for Cork and for the broader region,” Taoiseach Micheál Martin said. “The opening of the new facility is a testament to the Park Place Technologies' continued commitment to Ireland and the growth and success of the company here. The Government will continue to work to support our thriving technology sector, and leading companies such as Park Place Technologies, as we build on the record 2.5 million people now in employment in Ireland and ensure continued opportunities in the future.” Park Place's new flagship facility consists of 24,500 square feet. The new facility 6km north of Cork's city centre, will accommodate Park Place's growth, allow employee expansion (projected to double by 2024), offer a landmark facility for clients, and provide a high-quality meeting space for prospects and channel partners. Work positions are filled with local talent, and recruitment will continue for highly skilled engineering and technology positions. These include multiple roles including Support Centre Representatives, Advanced Engineering Technical Support and Buyer Planners. Customer support at the facility is available in all European languages. Park Place has a long history of investment and philanthropy in Ireland and the wider EMEA region. Its STEM efforts have included partnerships with CoderDojo, a non-profit that teaches children fundamental aspects of computer coding; and a laptop donation programme, TechForGood, with I Wish, an Ireland-based non-profit committed to showcasing the power of STEM to teenage girls. Ian Shearer, Park Place Managing Director, EMEA & APAC, said, “Park Place Technologies opened its first office in Cork in 2018. Our growth, commitment to the people of Ireland, and investment in local Irish communities through our STEM philanthropy has been consistent, dedicated and a tremendous addition to Cork's tech presence. Ireland is a prime destination from which to serve our European and global customer base.” “Park Place represents a modest investment for Ireland, but Ireland represents a major piece of our global investment in customer and employee experience,” said Park Place President and CEO Chris Adams. “As Park Place gains more experience in nearly every region of the globe, it is clear to us that Ireland is a special strategic partner; and the people and business community of County Cork are truly world-class in their collaboration, tech skills and vision for the future. We offer tremendous gratitude to IDA Ireland, which has offered insight, guidance and access to resources that have been invaluable to our investment,” he added. Plans for Park Place Technologies' New Centre The new Park Place building in Blarney Business Park represents a direct investment in Ireland. Park Place plans to host business and local community events in the facility, so it's a premise that will benefit the wider community in County Cork in an interactive and accessible way. “Park Place does not want to be viewed as another U.S. business setting up shop for itself,” said Chris Adams. “We do things differently when we invest in a community, and we want to prove ourselves as a part of the lives of the people of County Cork.” Department Manager, Technology Division at IDA Ireland Anne-Marie Tierney Le-Roux said, “Congratulations to Park Place Technologies on the opening of its Support & Operations Centre in Blarney Business Park. Since first announcing its arrival to Ireland in 2018, Park Place Technologies has developed into an important member of the South West Region's established Tech cluster. I wish the team at Park Place Technologies every succ...

Writing computer code might seem daunting. But across Sub-Saharan Africa, children as young as three are learning how to talk to computers. Coding clubs are springing up all over Africa to teach the region's future tech leaders how to do everything from building computer games, to creating smartphone apps, controlling robots, and running scientific experiments.This week on Africa Science Focus, we meet Wariara Waireri from the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a global computer and digital technology charity that's helping to set up clubs across the continent. And, Lagos club leader Queen Elohoghene Justice-Usum tells us how coding champions are convincing schools and governments that kids should learn the language of computers.  You can learn more about CoderDojo here, and join a Code Club here.  This piece was produced by SciDev.Net's Sub-Saharan Africa English desk.Do you have any comments, questions or feedback about our podcast episodes? Let us know at podcast@scidev.net

Australian self-advocate Tom Oliver discusses his work helping autistic individuals caught in the justice system. Tom Oliver is a TEDx Speaker and Global leader on autistic individuals caught up in the justice system. He is expected to graduate with LLB and BBioMedSc from The University of Notre Dame Australia, in 2023. He plans to graduate with First Class Honours in Law, in 2023. Subsequently, he plans to be admitted into the LLM at Harvard Law School, in 2024. Tom further works as an Autism Consultant at Savannah Legal Barristers & Solicitors, advising on autistic offenders, and assisting in obtaining tailored, non-custodial sentences. He has a keen interest in litigation, governance, human rights law, intellectual property law, criminal law, banking and finance law, and genetics/neuroscience. In his spare time, Tom mentors fellow autistic youths across Western Australia. He also speaks at global events/seminars/webinars, advocating for autistic individuals caught up in our justice system, and in gaining employment, through: TED; the Institute of Neurodiversity; CoderDojo; The Business of Autism; IBM's Neurodiversity Celebration Month as Keynote Speaker; Visa; Asda; Tesco; Hogan Lovells; Rolls-Royce; radio stations (89.7fm); Engaging Education; the Western Australian Association of Teacher Assistants Inc. (WAATA); People with Disabilities WA (PWdWA); The Annual Summit on Autism Expo; and The Law Society of Western Australia. To find out more about Tom's work, visit: https://tomoliver.biz/ His TED Talk can be seen here: https://youtu.be/i_j5jOadcVc Follow Different Brains on social media: https://twitter.com/diffbrains https://www.facebook.com/different.brains/ https://www.instagram.com/diffbrains/ Check out more episodes of Exploring Different Brains! http://differentbrains.org/category/edb/

Do you want to increase diversity in computing? In this episode, Darin Webb shares how you can empower tomorrow's generations by increasing classroom access to computers and computer science courses and what it's like migrating your career from the corporate to the non-profit sector.Coderdojo.comhttps://www.nintendo.com/store/products/human-resource-machine-switch/https://scratch.mit.edu/https://code.org/https://mobile.twitter.com/cat5inthecradle

Tech Impact Introducing STEM Learning: Aru Coder Dojo Introduction to technology designed for learning. . Sopi Mix Studio powerd by Qredits Aruba & Swingmasterz Audio visual & event rentals ...#sopimix #sopimixstudio #sopimixaruba #podcast #swingmasterz #new #concept #islandlife #islandvibes Support the show

Alex lässt sich Heute über Programmierung und was das mit Kinder und Jugendlichen zu tun hat, von Matthias befragen. Wozu ist das wichtig? Nun die jungen Menschen von heute sind ja bekanntlich unsere Zukunft und unsere Welt wird zunehmend digitalisiert. Damit sie besser vorbereitet sind, hilft es ein besseren Verständnis der digitalen Welt zu haben. Ein Handy benutzen kann heutzutage jedes Kind, aber wie funktionieren Programme?, Was ist eigentlich eine Webseite? und viele anderen Fragen könne mit dem Kindern erörtert werden und das mit viel Spaß bei der Sache. Schlagwörter

Dans cet épisode, on vous parle de CoderDojo, une association qui vise à promouvoir le développement informatique pour les jeunes, la philosophie des shoshins, quelques préconisations pour votre navigateur web, et on parle un peu aussi de Noël.

I don't know if you have realized it yet, but technology isn't going anywhere. Many jobs (dare I say most?) of the future will require some coding skills. Join Courtney as she chats with Greg Bulmash, founder of the Seattle Chapter of CoderDojo, software developer, and stand-up comic. The catch? He studied Creative Writing in college and was told, you guessed it, he just wasn't qualified to be a developer. Spoiler alert - he proved them wrong and you can too. Learn to code for free: Free Code Camp: https://www.freecodecamp.org/ CoderDojo: https://coderdojo.com/ Find Greg: https://letmypeoplecode.com/ Twitter: letmypeoplecode Discord: letmypeoplecode#0412 GitHub: letmypeoplecode Book: (not out yet!) Hell On $5 A Day Find Courtney: https://www.yourenotqualifiedpodcast.com/ IG: @ynqpod.com (yes, I did it) TikTok: ynqpod Email: ynqpod@gmail.com

一般社団法人 CoderDojo Japan が定期的に実施している「定例会」の様子を、15分にまとめて収録してみました! CoderDojo Japan で行われている情報共有、意思決定の様子のご参考になれば幸いです。 ☯️ CoderDojo Japan 関連リンク Web: https://coderdojo.jp/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoderDojoJapan YouTube: https://youtube.com/CoderDojoJapan

This butterfly is excited to be speaking with Bill Liao. Bill is a Chinese-Australian-Irish entrepreneur, investor, former diplomat, business mentor, author, passionate leader and speaker, with a distinguished record in business development and community activism. Co-founder of the CoderDojo movement and of WeForest, his career in tech and business encompasses two unicorn companies and launching the world's first bio-tech accelerator. He is a general partner of SOSV, a venture capital fund of over $1B, and founder of the SOSV Momentum Pre-accelerator program. In this episode you will hear about his commitment to the world on tree planting and no flying, his TED talk, sustainably planting trees, his preferred investments, Permaculture values and advantages, and more. Some notes... More about 1treellion & Bill Liao. To support planting all over the world, please check out this link. The great music is credited to Pixabay.

一般社団法人 CoderDojo Japan が定期的に実施している「定例会」の様子を、15分にまとめて収録してみました! CoderDojo Japan で行われている情報共有、意思決定の様子のご参考になれば幸いです。 ☯️ CoderDojo Japan 関連リンク Web: https://coderdojo.jp/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoderDojoJapan YouTube: https://youtube.com/CoderDojoJapan

#yourfutureisnow episode 28 ➡ What? Your life as an entrepreneur will never be the same. Is that so?? Let's ask the question to my guests and let's have an inspiring conversation on entrepreneurship, myths, the future, personal development, marketing, business, mindset... ➡ 28th guest? Piet Verhoeve Innovation and cooperation are the best way to invent the future according to Piet Verhoeve. Since the early 90s, Piet has been active as an innovator and acquired experience in setting up successful partnerships for innovation projects. His motto is that innovating together is the best way to achieve better and faster results. Piet has set up many innovation projects with industry, academics and research institutes and knows the secrets to build 1+1>3 partnerships from the start which he published in the book WinWInnovation (NL/ENG). He currently coaches organisations to set up successful partnerships and teaches his methodology to future innovators. ​​​​​​​Next to innovation, Piet also likes to cook en coach kids @ Coderdojo. We talked about:

222回以上の開催実績がある CoderDojo ひばりヶ丘の運営者 @Masao_Niizuma さんに、これまでの取り組みや最近の教育版 #Minecraft の注目点などをお伺いしました!

222回以上の開催実績がある CoderDojo ひばりヶ丘の運営者 @Masao_Niizuma さんに、これまでの取り組みや最近の教育版 #Minecraft の注目点などをお伺いしました!

Follow-up Erg duidelijk YouTube-filmpje over USB-C, Lightning en Apple. iPhone-voorraad.be & toestellen.telenet.be Onderwerpen Na het Apple-event en het Microsoft-event is het nu de beurt aan Amazon en de race naar ‘ambient computing'. Alle aankondigingen op rij Astro, de robotassistent op wielen Er is een nieuwe Fairphone, de eerste ‘afvalneutrale' smartphone op de markt. CoderDojo for Girls Tips Maarten: 9/12 Toon Do You Hear What I Hear (Opus 1), Fusion360 Maarten C: Anti-anxiety songs, Brain.fm, Mubert, Off Menu

CoderDojo 調布の @jishiha さんより、2021年8月26日に出版された「Scratchで楽しく学ぶアート&サイエンス 改訂第2版」を5冊寄贈して頂きました!

CoderDojo 調布の @jishiha さんより、2021年8月26日に出版された「Scratchで楽しく学ぶアート&サイエンス 改訂第2版」を5冊寄贈して頂きました!

This week Ruth chats to Darren Bayliss, National Co-ordinator of Coder Dojo.  Darren's shares his own journey in starting out as a volunteer ten years ago as well as what he considers to be the secret formula to success not just for young people attending clubs but for volunteers too!Link to Coder Dojo Volunteer Role - https://bit.ly/3hhpMPChttps://coderdojo.com/---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Volunteering in GalwayCheck out all our latest volunteering roles at http://www.volunteergalway.ie/volunteers/volunteer-vacancies.  You can click through on any of the roles and you can see more information and the ‘apply now' button to contact the specific organisation advertising the role.  If you are already registered with us, just put in the email address you used to register and confirm your interest.  What happens then is that the organisation gets an email with your contact details and you get an email with their contact details.  The next step is for the organisation to contact you.If you are not registered just go the volunteer registration page on the website and register with us,  once you have that done you can apply for any of the roles on the website using your email address.

Jeff is an award-winning global entrepreneur, proven CEO, worldwide motivational speaker, bestselling author, Hollywood film producer, a producer of a Grammy Award winning jazz album, and executive producer of an Emmy Award winning television show. In his career, he has been the founder of multiple startups, he has been the CEO of both public and private companies, and he has served as a senior executive in many capacities. Jeff has been part of a number of well-known successful startups, including Priceline.com/Booking.com, uBid.com and more. Jeff is the CEO of Driving Force Enterprises, a strategic consulting firm that teaches exponential growth to business owners and entrepreneurs, as well as teaching innovation strategies to corporations and governments worldwide. Jeff serves on the boards of companies in the US, Europe, the Middle East, South America, Africa, and Asia. He supports entrepreneurs and small businesses worldwide. He is the Chairman of the Global Entrepreneurship Network, which works with entrepreneurs in 180 countries, as well as being a founding board member of The Unreasonable Group, whose startup companies have operations in 185 countries and have raised over $4 billion in funding. He is also the Global Chairman of Dream Tank, a worldwide youth problem solving network. Jeff supports the White House, the State Department, United Nations, and similar organizations internationally on economic growth initiatives and entrepreneurship programs. ---- Sean is the founder and managing partner of SOSV which has invested in over 900 startups, investing about $65 million per year in the 150 startups that go through its global accelerators annually which help create over $2 billion in new market capitalization every year. Recognized in 2017 as the world's #1 most active global early stage investor and the #2 most active global seed investor*, SOSV's accelerator model takes a small initial stake in startups and provides a framework and community where startups get further and faster than they could on their own. SOSV runs the world's most active accelerators in hardware (HAX), life sciences (IndieBio/RebelBio), disruptive food (Food-X), and Asia cross-border startups (Chinaccelerator/MOX). As of 2019, SOSV is in the top 6% of venture capitalists globally based on return an investment (returns over 20 years average 38% Net IRR). O'Sullivan's first company, MapInfo, grew to a $200 million public company with over 1,000 employees, and popularized street mapping on computers. His first internet company, NetCentric, developed many concepts in internet computing, and he is credited as the co-creator of the term “cloud computing”. Sean founded JumpStart International, a leading humanitarian organization in conflict zones, in the 2000s, where he oversaw over 3,500 staff at the height of the organization during the Iraq conflict. He is also a primary supporter of such organizations such as Coderdojo (a global network of coding clubs that 50,000 kids attend every week) and Khan Academy (used by 15 million students to learn every month). He's on the board Khan Academy, I-ASC, and a number of private companies.  

CoderDojo の活動を計３０回以上取材していただいた『みんなの経済新聞ネットワーク』編集長の西さんと、高田馬場経済新聞や CASE Shinjuku を運営されている森下さんをお迎えして、 ・みん経に載った活動の例 ・活動を周知/広報するコツ ・メディア掲載までの流れ などについてお伺いしました!

CoderDojo の活動を計３０回以上取材していただいた『みんなの経済新聞ネットワーク』編集長の西さんと、高田馬場経済新聞や CASE Shinjuku を運営されている森下さんをお迎えして、 ・みん経に載った活動の例 ・活動を周知/広報するコツ ・メディア掲載までの流れ などについてお伺いしました!

CoderDojo の活動を計３０回以上取材していただいた『みんなの経済新聞ネットワーク』編集長の西さんと、高田馬場経済新聞や CASE Shinjuku を運営されている森下さんをお迎えして、 ・みん経に載った活動の例 ・活動を周知/広報するコツ ・メディア掲載までの流れ などについてお伺いしました!

Hi #smartcommunity friends! Welcome back to the Summer Series here on the Smart Community Podcast. As you know, we're taking a little break from new content over the Australian summer holidays, and instead we are sharing the replays of a few of your all time favourite episodes. This week we're sharing my interview with Emily Royall, from way back in Episode 122, from mid 2019, soon after I got back to Australia from my Churchill Fellowship trip.Emily is the Smart City Coordinator of the City of San Antonio, Texas. Emily tells us about her passion for advancing equity in Smart Cities, and the Community Driven Smart City model that San Antonio is pursuing. We discuss the digital divide in San Antonio and the equity questions municipalities need to think about when being marketed to by the companies mediating Smart City data. Emily then tells us about a number of really interesting and innovative projects the City of San Antonio is working on, including how they've partnered with kids in the local CoderDojo coding program to get viable prototypes for their community. Emily and I finish our conversation discussing her thoughts on integrating across disciplines and the jobs of the future, as well as the emerging trends of digital justice and digital equity.We'll be sure to get Emily back on the show in the future for a full update about what he's been up to and also how our thinking has progressed since this conversation. But in the meantime, we hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with Emily on Twitter @emily_royall and LinkedInConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital.

DojoCon Japan 2020 共同実行委員長の曽我さん (@ymsg19)、宮島さん (@kiriem_) をゲストにお迎えして、DojoCon Japan 2020 の後日談についてお伺いました

We discussed a few things including:1. How SOSV's portfolio startups are responding to crisis and the new IndieBio Coronavirus Initiative which seeks up to 8 startups to receive a minimum of $250k each.  2. State of investing globally and how the coronavirus is affecting funding activity.3. Advice for entrepreneurs in these unprecedented and challenging times.4. SOSV's new IndieBio accelerator which is launching in NYC this spring.Sean is the founder and managing partner of SOSV which has invested in over 900 startups, investing about $65 million per year in the 150 startups that go through its global accelerators annually which help create over $2 billion in new market capitalization every year. Recognized in 2017 as the world's #1 most active global early stage investor and the #2 most active global seed investor*, SOSV's accelerator model takes a small initial stake in startups and provides a framework and community where startups get further and faster than they could on their own.SOSV runs the world's most active accelerators in hardware (HAX), life sciences (IndieBio/RebelBio), disruptive food (Food-X), and Asia cross-border startups (Chinaccelerator/MOX). As of 2019, SOSV is in the top 6% of venture capitalists globally based on return an investment (returns over 20 years average 38% Net IRR).O'Sullivan's first company, MapInfo, grew to a $200 million public company with over 1,000 employees, and popularized street mapping on computers. His first internet company, NetCentric, developed many concepts in internet computing, and he is credited as the co-creator of the term “cloud computing”. Sean founded JumpStart International, a leading humanitarian organization in conflict zones, in the 2000s, where he oversaw over 3,500 staff at the height of the organization during the Iraq conflict.O'Sullivan received his Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a Masters of Fine Arts in Film Production from the University of Southern California. He is also a primary supporter of such organizations such as Coderdojo (a global network of coding clubs that 50,000 kids attend every week) and Khan Academy (used by 15 million students to learn every month). He's on the board of Khan Academy, I-ASC, and a number of private companies.

WiFi interference (microwave and other sources), Github for coding collaboration, Feelle Solar Battery Pack (great for charging cell phone outdoors), keeping Windows fast (beware of unneeded software installs), Profiles in IT (James Whelton, founder of CoderDojo), David Burd suprise visit (recalling pass years of Tech Talk), Microsoft wants to kill passwords, ensuring that EVs pay road tax, biggest trends at CES 2019 (virtual assistants, gaming laptops, 8K TV, Apple on all TV, 5G Hype), and death of the walled garden (sharing digital assistants across all hardware). This show originally aired on Saturday, January 12, 2019, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Kansas City Women In Technology-KCWIT is here! Sarah Duitsman, Program Director for KCWIT’s Coding and Cocktails program and Bill Ayakatubby, KCWIT’s Program Director for CoderDoJo join us to discuss what’s […] The post KC Women In Tech & Walk To Restore appeared first on KKFI.

Greg Wohlwend developed the popular game Threes with his colleague Asher Vollmer. Greg is a games illustrator and designer who was part of teams that made Hundreds, Gasketball, Solipskier, and Ridiculous Fishing. Threes is his breakout game — and has inspired lots of admiration, frustration, and imitation. He and I talk in this episode about the joy of success, the burden of being independent, and the problems with parasites. Sponsors & Patrons This podcast is made possible through the support of sponsors and patrons. Thanks to patrons George O'Toole, Jonathan Mann, and Sean Wickett for supporting us directly through Patreon! You can back this podcast for as little as $1 per month. At higher levels, we'll thank you on the air and send you mugs and T-shirts! Show notes The Oatmeal's Matthew Inman was nominated for two 2014 Eisner Awards. Greg wrote this post to the hobbyist on the ledge. Greg designed the logo for Indie Game: The Movie; the creators of that film are two-time guests on the show, first in December 2012, and then a year later for a check in. The money in Minecraft is in YouTube videos of people playing through levels. We ran a story about this in The Magazine. The Scratch programming language leads to the Pencil programming language which led to JavaScript for my older son. CoderDojo uses Scratch to mentor kids in programming. Max Temkin baited a Los Angeles Times reporter who wrote an uninformed piece about the Threes ripoff 2048. The extended account of Threes development reveals the exhaustive and useful process of iteration, testing, and killing one's darlings. The Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast had a very nice discussion at the end of an episode where one panelist recommend 2048, and another explained kindly that Threes was the original and the thing to which one graduates as it's tougher. (Listen around minute 37.) Greg recommends the Indomie brand of ramen.