CoderDojo World Summit Award Presentation

The Presentation Giustina gave at the World Summit Awards in Singapore in July 2016.

Transcript

1. The Global Coding Movement CoderDojo Japan, 2015
2. Why Coding? “Children should be programming the computer rather than being programmed by it” Professor Seymor Papert
3. The Problem: Global Skills Gap Europe 900k shortfall by 2020 45% IT execs experiencing a shortfall US 1m unfilled programming jobs 71% of new jobs in STEM are in computing
4. The Problem: Diversity Women hold >25% STEM 8.5% of Engineering 4.28 million unemployed young people in EU-28 4.1% of US CS Grads & 2% of Tech Giant hires are black 78% of PR approved, unless gender identifable
5. CoderDojo New York 2015 The Idea: CoderDojo
6. CoderDojo: Open Source Something that can be modified & shared because its design is publicly accessible.
7. What do they learn?
8. Benefits of Learning Coding Problem Solving Creativity & Design Patience & Perseverance Logical Thinking Innovation (Digital) Confidence
9. The Model Champion Team of Mentors Venue Resources: Kata Dojo
10. Our Impact: Reach 1,049 active Dojos 40,000 young people in 63 countries globally
11. Our Ambition: Scale
12. Our Ambition: Diversity 50:50 Gender Ratio in Dojos Dojo in underserved regions & countries
13. Our Impact: Changing the World
14. CoderDojo Movement Gemma Busoni (left) introduced to coding at CoderDojo LA
15. Our Areas of Focus Enablement Engagement Scaling
16. Our Areas of Focus Enablement
17. Our Areas of Focus Engagement
18. Our Areas of Focus Scaling & Sustaining
19. Achievements & Awards European Citizen Prize 2016
20. Join the Revolution! @CoderDojo