Sonic Pi - Teaching Kids with Music Programming

Explore a 51-minute conference talk from GOTO Amsterdam 2014 featuring Sam Aaron, a postdoc researcher at The University of Cambridge and GOTO Fellow. Dive into Sonic Pi, a music language and environment designed for the Raspberry Pi that introduces core Computer Science concepts to KS3 students through music programming. Learn how this innovative approach combines coding and creativity to engage young learners. Discover the potential of using music as a medium for teaching programming skills and computational thinking. Gain insights into the educational benefits of Sonic Pi and its application in classroom settings. For those interested in educational technology, coding for kids, or innovative teaching methods, this presentation offers valuable perspectives on integrating music and programming in education.