University child-led technology activity · independently evaluated

Boise State Kidsteam

Boise State University’s Kidsteam invites children to help design technology with researchers through free twice-weekly after-school sessions involving drawing, programming, problem solving, and collaborative making.

Coding · Maker & DIY · Problem solving · Family learningAges 6–11Free; limited availability🌐 1 languages
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About Boise State Kidsteam

Boise State University’s Kidsteam invites children to help design technology with researchers through free twice-weekly after-school sessions involving drawing, programming, problem solving, and collaborative making.

Age and access

This resource is listed for ages 6–11. It is available as Website, Physical place and is listed as free; limited availability. The listed language coverage is English.

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Boise State University Kidsteam/HCI Lab, 777 Main Street, Boise, ID, United States

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Free after-school activity; participation is limited

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Learning valueStrong
Age fitGood
Evidence confidenceHigh
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