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19/04/2021

A coding app has exposed thousands of pupils from disadvantaged areas to computer programming without the need of a computer or a teacher.

Tanks App, which was designed by Nelson Mandela University computing sciences student Byron Batteson for his honours project, has been used by libraries in Johannesburg to encourage pupils to do collaborative work. The app introduces pupils to coding concepts with the use of tangible tokens and image recognition, thus eliminating the need for a computer...

The article was published in The Sowetan on 19 April 2021, written by Yoliswa Sobuwa. Read the article at: 

https://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2021-04-19-coding-gives-kids-creative-skills-through-fun-and-games/?fbclid=IwAR0uBYGbT2djQnfZsuYmpy4PzGEdzM3c0UMhmyxfUurvRntOXnanQ720g-8

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Prof. Jean Greyling
Head of Department & Associate Professor
Tel: 27 41 504 2081
jean.greyling@mandela.ac.za