• Code Avengers (Paid)

    by: Code Avengers

    SubjectCommunication, Computer Science, Leisure/Recreation, Math, Reading, Writing
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification
    PlatformWebsite
    Age RangeElementary, Preschool, Secondary, Teachers

    Online digital technology education service based in New Zealand. Features junior program level (ages 5-11), which includes computational thinking and programming. Also features a pro level for ages 12-18, with programming and data representation. Offers a free 30-day trial; after that, users purchase a subscription.

    https://www.codeavengers.com
  • Code Factory (Free)

    by: Code Factory

    SubjectCommunity of Practice
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification, VoiceOver/Screen Reader
    PlatformWebsite
    Age RangeTeachers

    Code Factory makes mobile phones accessible to individuals who are Blind or Visually Impaired by developing accessible software applications for mainstream mobile phones running on Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile, and BlackBerry.

    https://codefactoryglobal.com
  • Code Jumper (Paid)

    by: American Printing House for the Blind

    SubjectComputer Science, Math, POHI/CI
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification, VoiceOver/Screen Reader
    PlatformAndroid, Microsoft
    Age RangeElementary, Teachers

    Code Jumper is a physical programming language designed to teach fundamental programming concepts to students ages 7-11. Designed for students who are Blind/Visually Impaired, Code Jumper includes a physical kit, which includes a hub, pods, and other tools. Students will use flexibility and computational thinking as they experiment, predict, question, and practice fundamental programming concepts in a concrete and tangible way. Available via Federal Quota.

    https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/code-jumper/9nxj2dqdqvvg?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
    get Code Jumper (Paid)  on google play
  • Code.org® (Free)

    by: Code Studio

    SubjectCommunity of Practice, Computer Science, Math, Reading
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification
    PlatformWebsite
    Age RangeElementary, Preschool, Secondary

    Code.org® is a nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to computer science in schools and increasing participation by students from underrepresented groups. Code Studio offers coding lessons, projects, professional learning, curriculum, and Hour of Code activities for Grades K-12. In addition to courses, teachers can use the App Lab, Game Lab, Web Lab, Widgets, Video Library, and find a guest speaker.

    https://studio.code.org/home
  • CodeQuest (Free)

    by: American Printing House for the Blind (APH)

    SubjectComputer Science, ILS, Leisure/Recreation, O&M, POHI/CI, Visual Skills
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification, Switch, VoiceOver/Screen Reader
    PlatformiOS
    Age RangeElementary, Preschool

    CodeQuest is an interactive game designed to teach coding logic to preschool and early elementary students. Students learn new skills as they navigate a series of grids that increase in difficulty as the game progresses. Tactile grids are available through APH. CodeQuest was created for students who are Blind/Visually Impaired and students who are sighted.

    download CodeQuest (Free)  on the App Store