CoderDojo - One Idea changing the world

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1. The Global Coding Movement CoderDojo Japan, 2015

2. CoderDojo Movement Gemma Busoni (left) introduced to coding at CoderDojo

   LA

3. Why Coding? “Children should be programming the computer rather than

   being programmed by it” Professor Seymor Papert

4. The Benefit Problem Solving Creativit y & Design Patience &

   Perseverance Logical Thinking Innovation (Digital) Confidenc e

5. The Problem: Global Skills Gap Europe 900k shortfall by 2020

   45% IT execs experiencing a shortfall US 1munfilled programming jobs 71% of new jobs in STEM are in computing

6. 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 Fewer CS grads compared to 2000 78% of PR approved, unless gender identifable

7. The Idea: CoderDojo CoderDojo Milan 2015

8. CoderDojo New York 2015 The Idea: CoderDojo

9. What do they learn? Presentatio n Skills Problem Solving Team

   Work Social Skills Creativit y Self-led Learning Collaboration

10. The Model Champion Team of Mentors Venue Resources: Kata Dojo

11. Our Impact: Reach 965 active Dojos 40,000 young people in

    65 countries globally

12. Our Ambition: Diversity 50:50 Gender Ratio in Dojos Dojo in

    underserved regions & countries

13. Our Impact: Changing the World

14. Our Impact: Changing the World

15. Our Areas of Focus Engaging all young people Content &

    Resources Global Community Growth Infrastructure Engaging & Supporting Volunteers

16. Who will be our 1,000 Dojo? www.coderdojo.com info@coderdojo.org @CoderDojo