CodeMonkey
is learning to code through
playing a game. It's a win win...
About
TechScience Australia provides unique Science and Technology education services since 2013. We strongly believe in preparing Australian children for the future that awaits them and provide a range of programs including Robot programming, 3D Printing, Arduino projects, Makerspace clubs, Wearable technology design and creation and Science events.
TechScience Australia partnered with CodeMonkey Studios inc. to offer a unique offer to Australian children and schools – learn programming while playing a game, now at a special TechScience rate!
We are bringing fun, knowledge and opportunity into the lives of millions of learners around the world.
CodeMonkey
is used by many schools in Australia and around the world
For Teachers
EVERY STUDENT SHOULD HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN COMPUTER SCIENCE.
It helps nurture problem-solving skills, logic and creativity. By starting early, students will have a foundation for success in any 21st century career path.
SIGN UP FOR A FREE TEACHER TRIAL AND GET
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Accounts for 30 students
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30 fun CodeMonkey challenges
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Teacher dashboard
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Solutions to all challenges
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Easy to use lesson plans
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No experience required
The feedback we are getting
Diane Main
Director of Learning, Innovation and Design @ The Harker School, San Jose, California
“What I like best about CodeMonkey is its engagement level, but most importantly the realistic coding students do in a text-based editor. The game-like quality makes them willing to take risks and persevere.”
Pi-Chuan Chang
Ph.D, Programming Teacher & Engineer, AltSchool
“I was glad to see a coding game creating equally high engagement with girls! And the linear path makes guidance easy even with large student groups.”
Mic Lowne
primary school ICT teacher, Melbourne
"I'm so pleased I had the opportunity to use CodeMonkey, I think it's the best that I've seen. The lesson plans with the online and offline activities are really good, It made it easy for the children to understand our goals."