Register for Spring 2021!Rock Valley College is the first Community College in the United States
to be selected as an approved “Girls Who Code” training location! Information For Students and Parents (Spring 2021) Registration:
Eligibility: Open to students Grades 5-12 Club meetings: Our sections meet online Tuesday’s 5:00pm - 6:00pm Starting 2/16/2021! Photo Year in Review of #RVCHourOfCode Workshops!The below are photos captured at over 50 #RVCHourofCode workshops in the Rockford Region over the last year! Workshops took place at various Rock Valley College locations, Cherryvale Mall, area Middle Schools & Churches to most recently Zoom! Enjoy! - Professor Chuck Konkol, Rock Valley College Over 3,000 area students have participated in the #RVCHourOfCode since 2015! View Post. SlideShow Version Photo Grid Version
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#ComingSoon {Rockford Code Camp} is designed to teach at risk youth in the Rockford region, ages 12-18. {Rockford Code Camp} will teach students the basics of mobile app web development. JavaScript, HTML5, and WebGL technologies will be taught. These web languages and libraries have been been used to create games and extensively used in Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, PayPal, Apple. Goal The goal of {Rockford Code Camp} is to reach area students ages 12-18 who don’t play sports but are interested in technology. Cost & Delivery There will be no cost to students for the 4 week online course. Once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted we are looking for a location on the west side of Rockford. Future & Thanks Our hope is to have this program ready to launch by August 1st. I would like to thank State Representative Maurice West for his support on this vital program for area youth! Chuck Konkol, Community Technologist and Professor at Rock Valley College This project is part of RVC Hour of Code Locally Sponsored To offset development and management cost of {Rockford Code Camp} local area businesses will have opportunity to sponsor program at different levels. This week students learned about Javascript functions, Windows DOM and creating random numbers. Play GamesThis week students learned some basic Intro to Javascript tags and interactive input from website visitors!
Alex - https://plnkr.co/plunk/gRhuvlpsIVui81yE Arianna https://plnkr.co/plunk/XrKyOlE7pw4Iycn7 Angel - https://plnkr.co/plunk/74SWFNBCMKXImfOS ElyAnna - https://plnkr.co/plunk/6gy8iEy9X7TieDtd Vidhu - https://plnkr.co/plunk/u0OOOlutXOMVfQfN Julianna - https://plnkr.co/plunk/gxY0Kqtl1cnvaqPH Sara - https://plnkr.co/plunk/QU1wfMK3VBJn5G2B Sofia - https://plnkr.co/plunk/8gk5ONii9Y5xXfzE Alan - https://plnkr.co/plunk/HchszPpC4SvwCvzK Timothy - https://plnkr.co/plunk/O54M15UnQ9KGdMOB Leo - https://plnkr.co/plunk/zomHTzM9grVuMJdJ Louise - https://plnkr.co/plunk/scc2uLSFzgzK3d0Z Ana - https://plnkr.co/plunk/1UgEZ3QQZkVEN40L Lesson: Intro to Javascript https://plnkr.co/edit/ilI02IYmUowgRhoP
New HTML Media and Formatting TagsThis is week 2 of learning HTML. Students learned how to use the image, paragraph, break, and body background color tags. Students also successfully created their own About Me webpage. They all worked together and did a great job! View About Me PagesTuesday, May 19th 2020
What is RVC Hour of Code - Home Edition?Students learn to code from home by connecting over Zoom with Professor Konkol every Tuesday at 11am! They go through three phases in the hour. The first phase is Connect Time where students learn basic coding principles each week. The second phase in Coding Time where students are guided through a coding lesson. The third stage is Share Time in which students share their code with each other and to the world! To find out more information visit the Home Edition page. Next Week: Intro to Javascript!RSVP for upcoming #RVCHourofCode - Home Editions
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