OUR VISION
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What if you could learn how to code and have fun in the process? What if kids could learn professional programming at age 8? Not coding with tiles or drop-down blocks… but actual text-based professional software development! And not just tiny programs like how to display "Hello World" or add some math. What if they could program full video games? And what if it was all wrapped in a fun story, as a comic book, with engaging characters? Is that impossible? Or maybe it is a disruptive new way for kids to learn how to program!
IncrediCoders Python Adventures features templates and code on GitHub, complete with quiz questions, answers, and challenges for each chapter, as well as complimentary information for students to keep learning. This is a new type of book that embraces online learning, as well as open-source engineering, and it's for kids. Give it a try and let us know how we did!
OUR STORY
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Ed Price is a graduate of DigiPen Institute of Technology, a senior program manager in engineering at Microsoft, and has taught cartooning at Bellevue College. After co-authoring "Learn to Program with Small Basic," he wanted to work on a book that's even younger (age 8-10) and teaches the Python programming language. To do that, Ed has worked with a dream team of graduates and students from different colleges, including DigiPen Institute of Technology and Seattle University. Our illustrators are Brenna, Grace, and Marco. Our game artists are Maria, Grace, and Marco. Our developers are Hannah, Laura, Madeline, Isabella, Boubacar, and Yi. Our technical project manager is Kaleb, and our business manager is Chloe.
Join us as we seek to publish a novel idea... a graphic novel that teaches kids how to code.
