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Bite-sized, ready-to-use materials that will help you introduce training and plan your next innovative lesson.

Quick & Practical Tools for Innovative Lessons
Discover the essentials of coding and computational thinking through bite-sized, practical activities designed for educators, students, and anyone eager to explore the digital world. Whether you're new to coding or looking for fresh ideas to integrate into your teaching or training sessions, Learning Bits will spark your imagination and provide a solid starting point.
Watch & Learn
Discover the essentials of coding through engaging Learning Bits. These bite-sized modules, lasting around 15 minutes introduce key concepts related to coding and computational thinking. In addition to theoretical insights, the modules provide practical tips on how to apply these concepts in various educational settings – whether you're teaching children, students or adult learners.
Get Hands-On
Choose a Learning Bit, watch the instructional video, and explore hands-on activities with the accompanying materials. Whether you’re new to coding or looking for fresh, creative teaching ideas, Training will equip you with the tools to spark digital curiosity and creativity in your learners.
Share & Inspire
Once you've completed one or more Code Week Learning Bits, we encourage you to bring digital creativity into your educational environment and pin your activity on the Code Week Map!
You can organise a lesson in your classroom, a workshop at a community centre, or an open event at your organisation. Simply pick a date and register your activity on the Code Week Map. Each activity organiser will get a participation certificate for their effort.
If you would like to connect with an international group of enthusiastic teachers, join the EU Code Week Facebook group for teachers! To take a step further and collaborate with other schools in your country or across borders – join the EU Code Week 4 All challenge.
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Learning Bits

Coding without digital technology (unplugged)
By Alessandro Bogliolo

Computational thinking and problem solving
By Miles Berry

Visual programming – introduction to Scratch
By Margo Tinawi

Creating educational games with Scratch
By Jesús Moreno León

Making, robotics and tinkering in the classroom
By Tullia Urschitz

Developing creative thinking through mobile app development
By Rosanna Kurrer

Tinkering and Making
By Diogo da Silva

Coding for all subjects
By M. Isabel Blanco, M. Concepción Fernández, Elisabetta Nanni, Debora Carmela Niutta, Stefania Altieri

Making an automaton with a micro:bit
by Pauline Maas

Creative coding with Python
by Ivana Vezjak

Coding for Inclusion
by the Code Week team

Coding for sustainable development goals
by Francisco Javier Masero, Cristina Nicolaita and Erviola Konomi

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in the classroom
by Artur Coelho and Marjana Prifti Skenduli

Learning in the Age of Intelligent Machines
by Adil Tugyan, Georgia Lascaris and Marco Neves

Mining Media Literacy
by Marijana Smolčec, Tea Horvatić and Sanja Božinović

STORY-TELLING WITH HEDY
by Felienne Hermans

Feel The Code
by Alenka Miljević

SOS Water
by Francisco Delgado Cecilia

Creative Scratch Laboratory
by Krzysztof Jaworski

Code Through Art
by Maria Tsapara

Making and coding
by Ulla Hauptmann