Trinket lets you run and write code in any browser, on any device. Trinkets work instantly, with no need to log in, download plugins, or install software, allowing you to easily share or embed the code with your changes when you’re done. It’s a useful platform to see your web content as you write the HTML, CSS or JavaScript.
Code Club even has some trinkets to help you get started with HTML and CSS.
W3 Schools is an online platform with tutorials for learning web-based languages such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Educators and learners can work through the step-by-step tutorials or search the reference database for specific information. W3 is used widely to support web development learning.
What does the Internet look like?
Some quick, simple and engaging unplugged activities to introduce your young learners to the concept of the internet and the world wide web.
Netsim is a simulator game intended to teach you the basics of how computer networks function, with an emphasis on security. You will learn how to perform attacks that real hackers use, and see how they work in our simulator!
Code Club (@codeclubscot) is a global network of free coding clubs and there are Code Clubs all over Scotland. Their site also contain coding projects with step-by-step instructions, which will teach you how to create games, animations and more with code. These resources are engaging for learners, easy to use for educators and can be used for lessons in your class or as part of your establishment’s code club.
The Code Club Projects page offers ready-made resources and activity guides for:
Introduction to Scratch with Code Club
Progressing to Python (text-based coding) with Code Club
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