Computer Science Education week is approaching, Apple launches a new Today at Apple course

CTOnews.com, Nov. 30, Apple announced yesterday that during the computer Science Education week, which begins on December 5, Apple Store retail stores around the world will hold a free programming course, "Children's programming Lab: programming for your first App."

Apple said the new experience is the latest in the Apple repository and aims to inspire participants 10 and older to explore App development in a comfortable and interesting environment. As part of the Today at Apple program, the new course will be available free of charge in the store from December 5.

According to reports, in the lab course, Apple Creative Pro trainers will use iPad and Swift Playgrounds to guide future programmers and their guardians to participate in interactive activities. In About Me playground, participants will use SwiftUI and the new real-time App preview feature to customize their App with interesting fonts, background colors, emoticons, and other elements.

CTOnews.com has learned that Apple says the new lab courses will become part of Today at Apple's daily curriculum, which will be scheduled at a time suitable for children and families. Regardless of whether you have programming experience or not, everyone can attend regular Today at Apple courses held by local Apple Store retailers.