Here's a pretty cool thread that I saw on Google+ today, about how kids can learn how to code and in a fun way. I think that this project not only is interesting but also a great initiative.
Why not start young and see if "they got what it takes". Never know, right?

great initiative ...
How your kids will learn to code.
+AllThingsD published a great piece about +Tynker, the Silicon Valley startup that aims to make software programming not only a normal part of every child's education, but also make it super fun for kids.
From the article: "Krishna Vedati doesn’t want your children to just watch Saturday morning cartoons. He wants them to make their own."
http://allthingsd.com/20130428/code-alert-tynker-wants-to-teach-you-child-to-tinker-with-tech/
(Full disclosure: My son, +Kevin Elgan, works for +Tynker.)
Circle Tynker here: https://plus.google.com/111189514752913165927/posts
How your kids will learn to code.
+AllThingsD published a great piece about +Tynker, the Silicon Valley startup that aims to make software programming not only a normal part of every child's education, but also make it super fun for kids.
From the article: "Krishna Vedati doesn’t want your children to just watch Saturday morning cartoons. He wants them to make their own."
http://allthingsd.com/20130428/code-alert-tynker-wants-to-teach-you-child-to-tinker-with-tech/
(Full disclosure: My son, +Kevin Elgan, works for +Tynker.)
Circle Tynker here: https://plus.google.com/111189514752913165927/posts

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