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Start date
09/10/2021T09:00:00
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End date
24/10/2021T16:00:00
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Country
Malta
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Target audience
Digital skills for allDigital technology / specialisation
Digital skillsDigital skill level
BasicGeographic Scope - Country
MaltaIndustry - Field of Education and Training
Information and communication technologies not elsewhere classifiedTarget language
EnglishType of initiative
EU institutional initiative
Organization
eSkills Malta FoundationEvent setting
Virtual LiveTimezone
Europe/Malta

EU Code Week is a grassroots initiative which aims to bring coding and digital literacy to everybody in a fun and engaging way.
The eSkills Malta Foundation is once again coordinating the EU Code Week initiatives. This year Code Week will be held between the 9th and 24th October 2021 all sessions will be held online.
Once again we are looking forward to your participation in the EU Code Week. As in previous years, participation would be FREE and there are no prerequisites.
EU Code Week online sessions
Course Name
a) Explore Coding!
b) ICT Tools in Curriculum
Target Group / Theme
a) Introduce Children to the love of coding
b) Familiarise teachers in using digital tools to be able to teach partly or completely online
Course dates
Explore Coding!
Tuesday 12th October 16:00 – 16:45
Explore Coding! Tuesday 19th October 16:00 – 16:45
Explore Coding! Tuesday 26th October 16:00 – 16:45
Explore Coding! Tuesday 1st November 16:00 – 16:45
Explore Coding! Tuesday 8th November 16:00 – 16:45
Explore Coding! Tuesday 15th November 16:00 – 16:45
ICT Tools in Curriculum Thursday 14th October 18:00 – 19:00
Course Content
a) Throughout the course we will be helping every learner to develop an understanding that by following a sequence of instructions or commands you get the job done. They will enter the world of robotics with curiosity and discover more while we introduce them to technological terms to start understanding what coding and programming is all about. We will show various technology and gadgets that will explain robotics while trying some fun activities too.
b) We will be holding an online session to explain how ICT tools be integrated into the curriculum effectively.
Join to hear about how integrating technology, robotics and computational thinking in your teaching methods makes the achievement much more interesting, interactive and useful.
Course Name
Introduction to Scratch
Target Group / Theme
Children ages 8-12
Course dates
12, 14, 19th October 17:00 – 18:00.
Course Content
Scratch is a high-level block-based visual programming language and website targeted primarily at children as an educational tool for programming. Users on the Scratch website can create projects on the web using a block-like interface.
Course Name
Learning programming with LUA. Creating a Roblox game
Name of Tutor
Kelvin Falzon
Target Group / Theme
14 years
Course dates
Wednesday 13th October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Friday 15th October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Wednesday 20th October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Friday 22nd October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Course Content
The understanding of procedural programming by creating an interesting short and not complicated game on Roblox using the Lua language.
How to create a workspace (a map) on Roblox and create a small parkour course, learning the basic programing concepts and way of thought.
This course will help students determine whether programming is the right course for them in the future and make them feel more prepared for school projects in the future.
Session Prerequisites (if any)
Roblox Studio and a Roblux account are required.
Learning programming with LUA. Creating a Roblox game
Name of Tutor
Kelvin Falzon
Target Group / Theme
14 years
Course dates
Wednesday 13th October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Friday 15th October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Wednesday 20th October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Friday 22nd October at 5:00 PM till 6:30 PM
Course Content
The understanding of procedural programming by creating an interesting short and not complicated game on Roblox using the Lua language.
How to create a workspace (a map) on Roblox and create a small parkour course, learning the basic programing concepts and way of thought.
This course will help students determine whether programming is the right course for them in the future and make them feel more prepared for school projects in the future.
Session Prerequisites (if any)
Roblox Studio and a Roblux account are required.
Course Name
Creating games using construct 2
Name of Tutor
Kyle Attard
Target Group / Theme
People who are interested in creating games with no specific code is required.
Course dates
12, 15, 19, 22nd October 17:00 – 18:30
Course Content
Construct 2 is an HTML5-based game editorr that employs drag-and-drop capabilities to allow users with no programming skills to create simple and engaging games.
Students will learn how to create games with no specific code needed by using Construct 2, allowing quick creation of games through visual programming.
Construct 2 is ideal for students who want to get into making games but don’t know programming.
This course will teach students how to logically think like a programmer.
Session Prerequisites (if any)
Download the first link from the URL below, version: r280:
https://www.construct.net/en/construct-2/download
Course Name
Introduction to C#
Name of Tutor
Mandy Farrugia
Target Group / Theme
Anyone over the age of 10 with an interest in technology and prospective IT students.
Course dates
Saturday 9th October 2021 – 09:00-12:00
Wednesday 13th October 2021 – 17:00-20:00
Course Content
The first session will focus on rudimentary C# concepts (input and output statements, variables, if-statements, switch statements and loops)
The second session will focus on advanced C# concepts such as methods, object-oriented programming (objects and classes, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism)
By the end of the two sessions, the student will familiarise themselves with programming concepts, which they will be able to apply in a variety of other programming languages such as Java, JavaScript, C and C++
Session Prerequisites (if any)
Visual Studio Community IDE (any version will do although 2019 is preferred)
Course Name
Learning Web Virtual Reality
Name of Tutor
Max Zammit
Target Group / Theme
People who have a keen interest in Virtual Reality. People with basic HTML knowledge will have an advantage but it is not required.
Course dates
9, 12, 14, 19, 23rd October 16:00 – 18:00
Course Content
The goal this course is to give attendees a brief introduction and description on how Web Virtual Reality can be used for anything and show that with creativity anything is possible to create.
I will first explain how to create an environment, how to make a sky, how to create different shapes, hoe to give color to shapes or give texture, then show them how to shoot a sphere and how to break a target.
Session Prerequisites (if any)
The attendee will need the software (Visual Studio) to code HTML.
Course Name
Programming in Python a gentle Introduction
Name of Tutor
Mario Mallia Milanes
Target Group / Theme
Young people who want to start coding. Age group (12-15)
Course dates
15, 22nd October 2021 18:00 – 20:00
Course Content
This course is aimed at budding young programmers wishing to learn Python and get introduced to the wonderful world of coding. Course contains:
Variables, Loops, Functions, Data Structures and Object-oriented programming. Together with some of the most popular Python libraries such as Matplotlib and Pandas.
Sessions will be interactive and a “learning by doing” will be the main approach to teaching.
Session Prerequisites (if any)
Google account and a good internet connection
Course Name
Crafts & Coding: Circuit Playground Express
Name of Tutor
Data Science Malta
Target Group / Theme
Children 6-12
Course dates
11-10-2021 Crafting a robot (ages 6-12)
14-10-2021 Coding a robot/game using scratch (ages 6-12)
18-10-2021 Learning how robots are used in our daily lives and in business (ages 6-12)
21-10-2021 Learning Python (ages 6-12)
23-10-2021 Learning Java (ages 6-12)
Course Content
1. Crafting a robot; 2. Coding a robot; 3. Creating your own game.
Course Name
Robotics
Name of Tutor
David Deguara
Target Group / Theme
Year 6
Course dates
15th October 2021