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Children as young as 11 are using coding skills to hack accounts on social media and gaming sites, a report says.
As today's connected generations tinker with computers and smartphones at earlier ages, their familiarity with coding starts young. Worldwide initiatives are developing to teach kids to program, including CoderDojo and Codecademy. More children are learning to create their own apps, learning HTML and Javascript like a second language.
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Registration remains open and free for all colleagues based in Africa ... We're at the start of a busy week 2 of e/merge 2012. Keynotes by David Theo Goldberg - Networking Knowledge: Globalizing Connected Learning; and Laura Czerniewicz - Open Scholarship and what it means for African universities; presentations on social media for teaching and learning, online networks and courses for professional development, collaborative learning and eLearning quality development. Research papers which use innovative theoretical frames and methodologies. Workshops include Connected Teacher Toolkit, Content Curation, Learning Analytics, Paragogy, Designing and Conducting Research Interviews Online. http://emerge2012.net/live Delete the scoop?
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