Join our remote bootcamp and learn to design and develop games.
At our remote bootcamp you join new friends to do fun (online) activities to learn about programming and online game design. Our remote bootcamps are always facilitated by the best online instructors and you can be sure of lot’s of fun and learning!
What is a remote bootcamp?
The remote bootcamp is a four-day program where we’ll meet in online classrooms to learn about basic programming concepts and online game development. Our teachers are programmers themselves so you know you’ll learn from the best. You can join our remote bootcamps from home or anywhere else remote. All you need is a device* so you can join our teachers in the online classrooms.
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At the remote bootcamp you’ll learn:
With Bomberbot, any teacher can teach digital skills to their Grade 6 – 8 students in a fun and easy way – even without any prior knowledge or experience.
Learn how to become the best digital skills teacher through a training by one of our facilitators and rely on our ready-to-use teaching materials created by educational specialists.
Media Literacy
Students learn about the modern media landscape and how (digital) media affect our society in many ways, discussing topics such as fake news, cyberbullying and the impact of social media. Students gain important insights into their own digital footprint (i.e. what data is collected about them online). They will learn how algorithms personalize our online experience – from the advertisements we see on YouTube to our search results on Google – and what impact this has on society.
Computer Programming
Aimed to help students understand the basics of how computers work and how we can communicate with them. The lesssons will teach students to write simple computer programs using a visual programming language. Next to that students will know basic programming concepts such as For loops, If Statements and Until Loops and how to apply these when programming and customizing their own online games.
Programming
Learn programming concepts, get to know how games are designed and developed and develop your own games!
Soft skills
Learn from peers and collaborate to create fun games. You’ll meet friends from anywhere!
What They Say About Us
“Kids learn all kinds of skills at school, and programming should be one of them. With Bomberbot it is possible!”
Anne Kee Berghoef
at OBS Kudelstaart
“A great teaching tool that makes programming easy for children. Kids enjoy working with it!”
Niels Woppenkamp
Teacher at Basisschool Hoeksteen
“Many programming classes only let kids execute the code, but Bomberbot teaches the fundamental ideas behind it as well.”
Frank Mulepaas
Teacher at IJpleinschool
“Programming is educational, fun and not as difficult as it seems!”
Juliëtte Affourtit
Teacher at RKBS de Regenboog, Stichting Panta Rhei
Practical information
What?
A fun bootcamp that can be joined remotely. Learn about basic programming concepts, game design and game development. And create your own online games!
For who?
The remote bootcamp is for participants at the age of 11-14 years old.
When?
Next bootcamps are during the Dutch ‘Voorjaars/Krokusvakantie’. From February 15 – 19 & February 22 – 26. More information can be found on the ticket page.
Requirements
No prior knowledge of programming is needed. Joining the remote workshops does require a device with Google Chrome or Firefox. We are happy to help with this if needed.
Do you want your child to learn the crucial computer skills and knowledge about basic programming? The remote bootcamp is the solution.
Sign up via the link below. You’ll be redirected to the Eventbrite eventpage.