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Besides regular workshops and coding courses, for Singapore students, we offer special courses including: All Workshops Introduction https://youtu.be/FHZ5kdFfFmo?rel=0 When you or your team decides to make a new project for Scratch 3.0 programming competition, do you get ready for it? In this special online program, our dedicated and passionate instructor will help you or your…

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All Workshops Introduction
Course Features
Scratch Project Gallery
About Us
Kids Coding Introduction – For Parents
Scratch 3. 0 Code Analysis
A Method to Encrypt the Answer in Scratch Programming
From PyGame to GoDot – What’s Their Difference?
Learn Scratch by Analyzing Others’ Project – Platformer Game with Editing Functionality Part 4
Scratch Programming – Animate with Pen
Learn Scratch by Analyzing Others’ Project – Platformer Game with Editing Functionality Part 3
Learn Scratch by Analyzing Others’ Project – Platformer Game with Editing Functionality Part 2
Python Code Analysis
Use PyInstaller to Create Executable of Python PgZero Game – Windows Version
Code Structure Change When Converting Blockly Language into Pyton Code for LEGO MindStorms
Use LEGO MindStorms Inventor to Build a Pet Dog – Code it with Both Blockly Language and Python – Part Two
Use LEGO MindStorms Smart Hub to Design a Dodge Game – This Time Using Python
A Self-help Guide to Learn Pgzero and Develop Python Games
Find Maximum Prime Factor of a Number by Using Python – Algorithm Explanation
LEGO MindStorms EV3
Use LEGO MindStorms Smart Hub to Design a Dodge Game – Refer to a Micro:bit Sample Project
First Experience of CoderZ and Comparison between Cyber Robotics and Physical Robotics
Make Your LEGO Robot Play Tic-tac-toe Game
Which Apps Should I Use for LEGO Robots?
LEGO MindStorms EV3 – Use File Access Block to Store Data
Play LEGO MindStorms EV3 – Analyze Several WRO 2019 Junior Group Models
LEGO Spike Prime
Play LEGO Robotics – Common Steps of Designing Your Own Model
LEGO Spike Prime – Design an automatic door
LEGO Spike Prime – Explanation of Accelerometer Data and Line Graph Analysis
LEGO Spike Prime – Use PID to Control A Self-balancing Robot and Some Key Points
Which New Model to Choose From – LEGO Spike Prime or LEGO MindStorms Inventor?
Play LEGO Spike Prime – Upgrade Demo Project Security Box – Python Code
LEGO WEDO 2.0
LEGO WeDo 2.0 Model – Another Helicopter Model
Analyze a LEGO WeDo 2.0 Model – Helicopter
LEGO WeDo 2.0 – Use Bevel Gearbox to Build a Swirling Vehicle
LEGO WEDO 2.0 Project – Gear Structure Demonstration
Programming Language Comparison for LEGO WEDO 2.0, SPIKE and MindStorms EV3
LEGO WEDO 2.0 From Inspiration to Real Model – Tricycle

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