Kids learn how to code with BBC Learning and Tynker with a cool collaboration that brings a mini-computer to life with the Thirteenth Doctor, Jodie Whittaker.
One of the most inspirational “Doctors” of the show’s history, Whittaker will be the voice behind the powerful “Internet of Things” for the HiFive Inventor programmable computer that can teach kids how to code. BBC Learning and Tynker have created this fun tool that offers coding lessons. The hand-shaped mini-computer is designed to teach how to control robots and pilot an alien spaceship!
Kids these days are prepping for a world of challenges and opportunities such as environmental changes, health and wellness, and all sorts of other areas that impact their lives today. With some imagination and encouragement, the future will be even brighter as they learn in new settings due to the pandemic. Here is a chance to challenge and excite new generations of “Doctor Who” fans and creators of our future. Krishna Vedati, CEO of Tynker stated, “the BBC Doctor Who HiFive Inventor is perfectly designed to spark kids’ curiosity in physical computing as they learn to program the Internet of Things using block-coding and MicroPython.”
The HiFive Inventor is available now and can be purchased at their website. Act fast as the HiFive Inventor is already popular.
BBC Learning is known for bringing cutting-edge education to children around the world. And just so that the jaws can drop in amazement, “Doctor Who” is the longest-running action-adventure TV series in the world that has been on for 56 years and can boast over 100 awards. It airs on BBC America and past seasons can be watched on HBO Max.
Written by Colleen Bement
