Code Jumper - teaching blind children to code

Children learning coding often start with Scratch - a visual program that involves moving coloured blocks around a screen. That doesn't work for blind children - so Microsoft has come up with Code Jumper, a physical coding language made up of pods you can link together. Here's my report for BBC Breakfast, featuring the charming Theo, a 12 year old determined on a career in coding. More information here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46959888

Видео Code Jumper - teaching blind children to code канала Rory Cellan-Jones