06 – Using Kodable to Teach Programming

EdTech You Should Know by Jeff Herb

Oct 27, 201410:55Education

Kodable is an app that helps teach kids how to program by focusing on the fundamentals. Jeff talks with Gretchen, Kodable co-founder, to learn more about what the free app offers.

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