Saturday Coding Academy

10 Seats Remaining

CODING IN VIRTUAL REALITY WITH VCODER

Dates: Upcoming Class – Dates TBA
Location: Portland, OR
When: Four Saturdays from 1 – 4 PM
Grade Level: For grades 4-7
Discipline: Computer Science & Technology
Class Fee: $225
* Reserve now using the form below

Welcome!

Thank you for your interest in our Saturday Coding Academy! Classes are now available in the greater Portland area.

Learn to code in a gamified VR world!

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We are on a mission to inspire our next generation of programmers!

Be transported into new worlds and experience programming in a whole new way. Step inside exciting 3D environments and interact with entertaining characters using code. Learn coding logic and fundamentals as you play engaging mini-games. Explore loops, conditionals, variables, arrays, and functions all while being immersed in virtual 3D environments and coding with 3D code blocks. While taking a break from the VR headset, apply your coding skills by programming a rolling Sphero robot to meet challenges.

Learn more about vCoder at www.vcoder.org.

Instructors

Diane Holt, MAT, has been training students, customers and employees on software packages for over two decades. Her passion is creating–then watching–the “ah-ha” moments as students gain confidence and skills in coding!

Sonya Neunzert, BS in Digital Art, is a freelance programmer and artist. Sonya works in 3D animation, game art, virtual reality development and creative coding, primarily using Unity Engine and Blender3D. She programs in C#, Python and Java. Sonya sees coding not only as a useful tool, but as a fascinating artistic medium as well.

Coding is within everyone’s reach.

I'm a vCoder!

Computer Science is about much more than teaching technology. It incorporates logic, problem solving, and creativity in an engaging way for all ages.

Coding is simply the language of computers and every computer has the same logic. Once the logic is learned, you can tell a computer to do anything.

The possibilities are endless for creative expression and logical thinking.

Coding is not only creative and fun, it is also a necessary skill.

Learning Computer Science Matters

We need to attract more students and teach computer science in a more engaging and effective manner. Computer Science is about much more than teaching technology. It incorporates logic, problem solving, and creativity in an engaging way for all ages.

Sincerely,