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Monday, November 21, 2016
Monday, October 03, 2016
Nickelodeon UK To Premiere Brand-New "Game Shakers" Special "Revenge @ Tech Fest" On Friday 7th October 2016
Nickelodeon UK, the number one commercial kids TV network in the UK, has announced the exciting news in a trailer that Nickelodeon UK and Ireland and Nickelodeon HD UK will premiere the brand-new hour-long Game Shakers special "Revenge @ Tech Fest" on Friday 7th October 2016 from 5:30pm!
In the brand-new two-part Game Shakers episode "Revenge @ Tech Fest" (#998), the Game Shakers team prep for Tech Fest, a technology convention in Brooklyn, to showcase their new game OctoPie. When an enemy from the past resurfaces at the event to seek vengeance, the crew needs to enlist the Girls Who Code to help defeat it!
The hour-long special, "Revenge @ Tech Fest," solidifies Nick's commitment to building awareness around STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) education and coding concepts, which includes Code-It, Nickelodeon's interactive coding experience in which fans can make their own animations using code.
In the brand-new two-part Game Shakers episode "Revenge @ Tech Fest" (#998), the Game Shakers team prep for Tech Fest, a technology convention in Brooklyn, to showcase their new game OctoPie. When an enemy from the past resurfaces at the event to seek vengeance, the crew needs to enlist the Girls Who Code to help defeat it!
The hour-long special, "Revenge @ Tech Fest," solidifies Nick's commitment to building awareness around STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) education and coding concepts, which includes Code-It, Nickelodeon's interactive coding experience in which fans can make their own animations using code.
Monday, September 26, 2016
Google's Made With Code Initiative Teamed Up With The Global Citizen Festival For Exclusive On Stage Performance Integration & VIP Activation, Inspiring Millions To Code For Change
Google's Made with Code initiative teamed up with the 5th annual Global Citizen Festival and millions of teen girls to ignite girls' awareness of code as a tool for making change in the world!
Priyanka Chopra on stage at the 5th annual Global Citizen Festival. Courtesy of Google.
Made with Code, whose mission is to inspire girls to take their first step in code and consider computer science as a means to pursue their dream careers, debuted a tapestry of coded creations made by teen girls around the USA on stage during an empowered call to action from Priyanka Chopra and performance by Ellie Goulding of "Anything Can Happen" live at the Global Citizen Festival on Saturday, September 24th 2016 in New York City's Central Park.
Ellie Goulding performs at 5th annual Global Citizen Festival with "Let's Promote Unity" message coded by Chelsea L.
Backstage at Made with Code's VIP suite, stars and notables, including Nancy Pelosi, Dianna Agron, Darren Criss, and Kal Penn, took part in the movement by coding their own messages to inspire change.
The 5th annual Global Citizen Festival was also attended by coding mentors from Google's Made with Code initiative.
Made With Code VIP Suite at 5th annual Global Citizen Festival.
Priyanka Chopra said, "to quote the great Mahatma Gandhi from the land that I come from, be the change that you wish to see in the world... The girls and women that you see on screen are coding to fight inequality, increase peace, and end poverty." You can watch Priyanka's speech, as well as more amazing videos from the event, in the fantastic playlist below!:
Earlier in the week, Made with Code gave a sneak preview of their innovative, groundbreaking on-stage integration at the Global Citizens Festival at Milk Studios in New York City, and shined a light on Chloe x Halle, supporters of Made with Code's "Change is Made with Code" campaign who use code-powered social media to champion critical issues like gender and racial equality. Chloe and Halle were joined by teen girls from the Black Girls Rock! and other local nonprofits at the event.
Visit MadeWithCode.com for more info and to make your own coded creation, a unique digital representation of the change you wish to see in the world.
Check out more fantastic photos from the 5th annual Global Citizen Festival below!:
Priyanka Chopra on stage at the 5th annual Global Citizen Festival. Courtesy of Google.
Made with Code, whose mission is to inspire girls to take their first step in code and consider computer science as a means to pursue their dream careers, debuted a tapestry of coded creations made by teen girls around the USA on stage during an empowered call to action from Priyanka Chopra and performance by Ellie Goulding of "Anything Can Happen" live at the Global Citizen Festival on Saturday, September 24th 2016 in New York City's Central Park.
Ellie Goulding performs at 5th annual Global Citizen Festival with "Let's Promote Unity" message coded by Chelsea L.
Backstage at Made with Code's VIP suite, stars and notables, including Nancy Pelosi, Dianna Agron, Darren Criss, and Kal Penn, took part in the movement by coding their own messages to inspire change.
The 5th annual Global Citizen Festival was also attended by coding mentors from Google's Made with Code initiative.
Made With Code VIP Suite at 5th annual Global Citizen Festival.
Priyanka Chopra said, "to quote the great Mahatma Gandhi from the land that I come from, be the change that you wish to see in the world... The girls and women that you see on screen are coding to fight inequality, increase peace, and end poverty." You can watch Priyanka's speech, as well as more amazing videos from the event, in the fantastic playlist below!:
Earlier in the week, Made with Code gave a sneak preview of their innovative, groundbreaking on-stage integration at the Global Citizens Festival at Milk Studios in New York City, and shined a light on Chloe x Halle, supporters of Made with Code's "Change is Made with Code" campaign who use code-powered social media to champion critical issues like gender and racial equality. Chloe and Halle were joined by teen girls from the Black Girls Rock! and other local nonprofits at the event.
Visit MadeWithCode.com for more info and to make your own coded creation, a unique digital representation of the change you wish to see in the world.
Check out more fantastic photos from the 5th annual Global Citizen Festival below!:
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Google's Made with Code Honors Chloe x Halle Ahead Of The Global Citizens Festival
Made with Code, Google's non-profit initiative to inspire millions of girls to use coding as a means to pursue their professional and personal dreams, gave a sneak preview of their innovative, groundbreaking on-stage integration at the Global Citizens Festival on Tuesday 20th September 2016 at Milk Studios in New York City, and shined a light on Chloe x Halle, supporters of Made with Code's "Change is Made with Code" campaign who use code-powered social media to champion critical issues like gender and racial equality! Chloe and Halle were joined by teen girls from the Black Girls Rock! and other local nonprofits at the event.
Chloe x Halle Celebrate that Change is Made with Code
Chloe x Halle Celebrate that Change is Made with Code
For more information about Made with Code, please visit MadeWithCode.com, plus follow Made with Code on Instagram and Twitter for the latest from Made with Code, and follow the conservation using hashtag #MadeWithCode.
About the Global Citizen Festival:
Held every year in New York City's Central Park, the Global Citizen Festival boasts a star-studded lineup to promote awareness of gender equality, environmental and poverty issues. Guests can receive free tickets upon completing "action journeys," which involve convincing various organizations to pledge money for a cause.
Taking place on Saturday 24th September 2016 and hosted by Chelsea Handler, Deborra-lee and Hugh Jackman, Neil Patrick Harris, Priyanka Chopra, and Salma Hayek Pinault, the 2016 Global Citizen Festival will feature spectacular performances from headliners Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Demi Lovato, Major Lazer, Metallica, and special guest appearances from Chloe x Halle, Usher, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder, Ellie Goulding, Yandel, and Yusuf Islam (formerly known as Cat Stevens).
For more information about the Global Citizen Festival, please visit GlobalCitizen.org.
About Made with Code
Made with Code is Google's movement to inspire millions of girls to learn to code, and to help them see computer science as a means to pursue their dream careers. Less than 1 percent of U.S. girls express interest in majoring in computer science. By the time girls in middle-school go to college, there will be one million more computer science jobs than computer scientist to fill them. Learn more at www.madewithcode.com.
About Google Inc.
Google is a global technology leader focused on improving the ways people connect with information. Google’s innovations in web search and advertising have made its website a top internet property and its brand one of the most recognized in the world.
About Chloe x Halle
Chloe x Halle are an American R&B duo, actresses, singers and YouTube sensations made up of sisters Chloe and Halle Bailey. The duo opened for Beyonce on the European leg of her Formation world tour and use code-powered social media to champion critical issues like gender and racial equality.
Additional source: Everfest.
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Chloe x Halle Celebrate that Change is Made with Code
Chloe x Halle Celebrate that Change is Made with Code
For more information about Made with Code, please visit MadeWithCode.com, plus follow Made with Code on Instagram and Twitter for the latest from Made with Code, and follow the conservation using hashtag #MadeWithCode.
About the Global Citizen Festival:
Held every year in New York City's Central Park, the Global Citizen Festival boasts a star-studded lineup to promote awareness of gender equality, environmental and poverty issues. Guests can receive free tickets upon completing "action journeys," which involve convincing various organizations to pledge money for a cause.
Taking place on Saturday 24th September 2016 and hosted by Chelsea Handler, Deborra-lee and Hugh Jackman, Neil Patrick Harris, Priyanka Chopra, and Salma Hayek Pinault, the 2016 Global Citizen Festival will feature spectacular performances from headliners Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Demi Lovato, Major Lazer, Metallica, and special guest appearances from Chloe x Halle, Usher, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder, Ellie Goulding, Yandel, and Yusuf Islam (formerly known as Cat Stevens).
For more information about the Global Citizen Festival, please visit GlobalCitizen.org.
About Made with Code
Made with Code is Google's movement to inspire millions of girls to learn to code, and to help them see computer science as a means to pursue their dream careers. Less than 1 percent of U.S. girls express interest in majoring in computer science. By the time girls in middle-school go to college, there will be one million more computer science jobs than computer scientist to fill them. Learn more at www.madewithcode.com.
About Google Inc.
Google is a global technology leader focused on improving the ways people connect with information. Google’s innovations in web search and advertising have made its website a top internet property and its brand one of the most recognized in the world.
About Chloe x Halle
Chloe x Halle are an American R&B duo, actresses, singers and YouTube sensations made up of sisters Chloe and Halle Bailey. The duo opened for Beyonce on the European leg of her Formation world tour and use code-powered social media to champion critical issues like gender and racial equality.
Additional source: Everfest.
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Thursday, February 18, 2016
Jordan & Perri: Code-It Battle! - Nickelodeon UK
Nickelodeon presenters Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely go head to head to see who can create the best Code-It animations in 60 seconds! Do you think you can do better? Head to Code-It now to have a go - http://www.nick.co.uk/_/code-it/:
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Monday, February 15, 2016
Jordan & Perri Play Code-It! - Nickelodeon UK
Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely get hands on with Nickelodeon's interactive coding experience, Code-It! You can play Code-It and make your own animations right now at nick.co.uk/_/code-it!:
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Thursday, January 15, 2015
Learn The FUN-Damentals Of Coding With Nickelodeon UK's Code-It!
Nickelodeon UK, the number one commercial kids TV network in the UK, has today, Thursday 15th January 2015, unveiled their newest online experience, Code-It! Designed to help kids explore the fundamentals of computer coding and complementing the new national curriculum, Code-It is aimed at kids aged six to 12 and is available at Nick.co.uk/Codeit!
Through Code-It kids can manipulate a variety of popular Nickelodeon characters, including Nickelodeon megastars SpongeBob SquarePants and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; animating them to move, change their expression, their size and much more. Providing 'how-to' videos and graduated levels of difficulty to encourage and challenge all users, Code-It has been designed to promote and support an understanding of coding syntax, employing a specially-created coding language that is aligned to commonly-used code. As users gain more confidence, taking on more complex coding tasks and animating more Nickelodeon characters, they will earn special rewards – badges visible to other Code-It users. More experienced coders will also be able to write their own code in the Advanced Code Editor.
Once a user has programmed a sequence, they can upload it to the animation gallery where other Nick.co.uk users will be able to view both the finished animation and edit the code used to produce it. Users can also submit an animation to be selected by Nickelodeon to form part of the popular 'Do Not Touch Button', Nick.co.uk's random animation generator.
Code-It is developed by Nickelodeon UK and Brighton-based digital agency, We Are Tilt.
Original Nickelodeon UK Press Release:
LEARN THE FUN-DAMENTALS OF CODING WITH NICKELODEON'S CODE-IT
Nickelodeon characters including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and SpongeBob help kids learn to code at nick.co.uk/codeit
London, Thursday, 15th January 2015 – Nickelodeon UK today unveils its newest online experience, Code-It. Designed to help kids explore the fundamentals of computer coding and complementing the new national curriculum, Code-It is aimed at kids aged six to 12 and is available at Nick.co.uk/Codeit.
Through Code-It kids can manipulate a variety of Nickelodeon characters; animating them to move, change their expression, their size and more. Providing ‘how-to’ videos and graduated levels of difficulty to encourage and challenge all users, Code-It has been designed to promote and support an understanding of coding syntax, employing a specially-created coding language that is aligned to commonly-used code. As users gain more confidence, taking on more complex coding tasks and animating more Nickelodeon characters, they will earn special rewards – badges visible to other Code-It users. More experienced coders will also be able to write their own code in the Advanced Code Editor.
"Through Code-It we hope to help kids enhance their coding skills in a fun and engaging way and give them an opportunity to create with their favourite characters. I'd like to think that Code-It could inspire digital animators and developers of the future," said Suzie Adams, Digital Director, Nickelodeon UK.
Once a user has programmed a sequence, they can upload it to the animation gallery where other Nick.co.uk users will be able to view both the finished animation and edit the code used to produce it. Users can also submit an animation to be selected by Nickelodeon to form part of the popular ‘Do Not Touch Button,’ Nick.co.uk’s random animation generator.
Code-It is developed by Nickelodeon UK and Brighton-based digital agency, We Are Tilt.
Nickelodeon
The Nickelodeon UK Network is available in 14 million cable and satellite homes and now reaches more than 10 million viewers a month. Launched in 1993, the top-performing Nickelodeon network comprises seven dedicated entertainment channels for kids aged 4-15 and their families: Nickelodeon, Nickelodeon HD, Nickelodeon +1, Nicktoons, Nick Jr., Nick Jr. +1 and Nick Jr. Too. The entertainment company has built a diverse multi-platform business by putting kids first in everything it does – Kids Rule! Content is at the core of the business with critically-acclaimed and hugely-popular television programming from the UK and around the world merging with bespoke content online and a dedicated Nick app, as well as consumer product and recreation opportunities such as the UK's first-ever Nick theme park, Nickelodeon Land.
ENDS
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Through Code-It kids can manipulate a variety of popular Nickelodeon characters, including Nickelodeon megastars SpongeBob SquarePants and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; animating them to move, change their expression, their size and much more. Providing 'how-to' videos and graduated levels of difficulty to encourage and challenge all users, Code-It has been designed to promote and support an understanding of coding syntax, employing a specially-created coding language that is aligned to commonly-used code. As users gain more confidence, taking on more complex coding tasks and animating more Nickelodeon characters, they will earn special rewards – badges visible to other Code-It users. More experienced coders will also be able to write their own code in the Advanced Code Editor.
Once a user has programmed a sequence, they can upload it to the animation gallery where other Nick.co.uk users will be able to view both the finished animation and edit the code used to produce it. Users can also submit an animation to be selected by Nickelodeon to form part of the popular 'Do Not Touch Button', Nick.co.uk's random animation generator.
Code-It is developed by Nickelodeon UK and Brighton-based digital agency, We Are Tilt.
Original Nickelodeon UK Press Release:
LEARN THE FUN-DAMENTALS OF CODING WITH NICKELODEON'S CODE-IT
Nickelodeon characters including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and SpongeBob help kids learn to code at nick.co.uk/codeit
London, Thursday, 15th January 2015 – Nickelodeon UK today unveils its newest online experience, Code-It. Designed to help kids explore the fundamentals of computer coding and complementing the new national curriculum, Code-It is aimed at kids aged six to 12 and is available at Nick.co.uk/Codeit.
Through Code-It kids can manipulate a variety of Nickelodeon characters; animating them to move, change their expression, their size and more. Providing ‘how-to’ videos and graduated levels of difficulty to encourage and challenge all users, Code-It has been designed to promote and support an understanding of coding syntax, employing a specially-created coding language that is aligned to commonly-used code. As users gain more confidence, taking on more complex coding tasks and animating more Nickelodeon characters, they will earn special rewards – badges visible to other Code-It users. More experienced coders will also be able to write their own code in the Advanced Code Editor.
"Through Code-It we hope to help kids enhance their coding skills in a fun and engaging way and give them an opportunity to create with their favourite characters. I'd like to think that Code-It could inspire digital animators and developers of the future," said Suzie Adams, Digital Director, Nickelodeon UK.
Once a user has programmed a sequence, they can upload it to the animation gallery where other Nick.co.uk users will be able to view both the finished animation and edit the code used to produce it. Users can also submit an animation to be selected by Nickelodeon to form part of the popular ‘Do Not Touch Button,’ Nick.co.uk’s random animation generator.
Code-It is developed by Nickelodeon UK and Brighton-based digital agency, We Are Tilt.
Nickelodeon
The Nickelodeon UK Network is available in 14 million cable and satellite homes and now reaches more than 10 million viewers a month. Launched in 1993, the top-performing Nickelodeon network comprises seven dedicated entertainment channels for kids aged 4-15 and their families: Nickelodeon, Nickelodeon HD, Nickelodeon +1, Nicktoons, Nick Jr., Nick Jr. +1 and Nick Jr. Too. The entertainment company has built a diverse multi-platform business by putting kids first in everything it does – Kids Rule! Content is at the core of the business with critically-acclaimed and hugely-popular television programming from the UK and around the world merging with bespoke content online and a dedicated Nick app, as well as consumer product and recreation opportunities such as the UK's first-ever Nick theme park, Nickelodeon Land.
ENDS
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