Vidcode

Everything You Need to Teach Students How to Code

Trusted by administrators. Easy for teachers. fun for students.

Curriculum built around what students love

Students learn to code by making video special-effects, Snapchat and Instagram-inspired filters, memes and more!

Easy for non-technical teachers

Customizable to meet your district or college's needs

 
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Coding Platform

Bite-sized tutorials

Designed to be inclusive

Students can upload and use their own graphics, videos, and audio

 

Aligned and data-driven

Clearly track and analyze student outcomes

Standards aligned (CCSS, NGSE, CSTA, CS K-12 Framework)

 
 

Curriculum Pathway for 4th Grade - Community College

Creative Coding 1

40 hours

Design and Technology

80-100 hours

Intro to CS for Community College

80-100 hours

Creative Coding 2 and 3

80 hours

AP CS Principles

80-100 hours

Creative Coding 1

40 hours, 4 Units
Introductory course, 4th - 9th grades

Students learn the fundamentals of programming and JavaScript through the creation of personalized digital projects. Special emphasis is put on identity, character, and collaboration.
The project on the right was created by a student in Unit 1 in a tutorial covering variables and properties.


The students were so excited they didn’t want to go to their next class, which was air conditioned. Thanks for making it fun for them with this program. The level of engagement is astonishing.
— Mr Gianninoto, Teacher
 
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About HACU

The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) represents more than 470 colleges and universities committed to Hispanic higher education success in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Latin America and Spain. HACU is the only national educational association that represents Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs). Information is available at www.hacu.net.