The process of finding and fixing errors is known as debugging, and it’s a fundamental part of every programmer’s work. In fact, learning to debug a program is an important part of learning to code: codelearn.com/blog/how-to-de…

What makes an after-school activity truly worthwhile? codelearn.com/blog/what-make…

Fall has arrived, which means our Halloween Contest is just around the corner: codelearn.com/blog/halloween…

My child spends too much time in front of screens: should I be worried? There's another question that’s just as important: what kind of screen time are they having? codelearn.com/blog/my-child-…

Learning to program isn’t just about writing code or knowing how to use a computer. In reality, when children start programming, they’re developing an entirely new way of thinking—one that’s more structured, more logical, and more creative: codelearn.com/blog/what-chil…

My child wants to create video games: where should they start? The answer often comes as a surprise. While video games also rely on design, music, artwork, and storytelling, programming is the foundation that every game is built on: codelearn.com/blog/my-child-…

As every year, summer brings a series of special activities to the Codelearn online platform. From July 1 to July 31, we’ll be celebrating the Summer Go League! codelearn.com/blog/summer-go…

Elies Aynès and Roger Torres, winners of the 10th edition of the Karel Challenge: codelearn.com/blog/karel-cha…

Karel Challenge 2026: 10 Years of Programming at Top Speed! codelearn.com/blog/karel-cha…

The Book Day Contest is back! This year, all our students will once again have the opportunity to showcase their creativity through programming: codelearn.com/blog/2026-worl…

From March 9 to 13, we’re celebrating the second themed week of the year, this time dedicated to Tinkercad—a platform widely used to introduce learners to 3D design, electronics, and circuit simulation: codelearn.com/blog/codelearn…