Coding is notoriously ... The game borrows Lego-like design principles to transform abstract bits of computer code (if-then statements, loops, and so on) into colorful blocks that magnetically ...

If you've ever wished your childhood Lego creations could ... immediately get into the coding interface -- which consists of drag-and-drop modules -- and learn how to make their little vehicle ...

Lego is making its blocks smarter. The company is launching a new building and coding set at CES 2017 this week that brings movement to Legos. The Lego Boost kit lets kids build five different ...

Osmo Coding elegantly combines Lego, coding and video-games. It enables children to learn computational thinking with tactile, magnetic blocks of code ... We're trying to make the language ...

I learned that you could put number modifiers next to certain code blocks so that ... "Just like Lego, it's OK to make mistakes," says Sharma. The idea behind Osmo Coding was actually the ...

Using bear-shaped coding blocks ... Lego Boost app, where kids can make creations move and react to their heart’s content. Sphero SPRK+ is a spherical robot that rolls and reacts according to ...

But the new thing is called Coding. Your youngster is given little tiles that represent code blocks ... Like Littlebits, that’s Lego for electronics. To make programming as real as Lego ...

The coding kit will start shipping on August 1, and includes more than 840 Lego blocks, a Lego Move Hub ... it can certainly make some waves, and I couldn't be more excited.

Lego has announced a kit for building and programming robots, designed to encourage a younger generation to learn how to code ... coding tools to 'boost' their models by adding personality." A ...

Mike Sorrentino is a Senior Editor for Mobile, covering phones, texting apps and smartwatches -- obsessing about how we can make the ... kids how to code toys. The Lego Education Coding Express ...

There’s a dial on each block ... Lego, Sharma hopes kids will learn about coding as a by-product of playing with Osmo. But in both cases, fun comes first. “If you want every child to code ...