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The Coding Workbook
You don't need a computer to learn how to code!
This beginner-friendly introduction to web development enables anyone to build a website by writing out code by hand—no computer or internet required. It’s a fun, hands-on approach to coding that teaches the basics of using the HTML and CSS programming languages (the language of web pages). You write the code in the pages of your workbook and then draw what it would look like in a web browser.
• TEACHERS: This has everything you need to teach an introductory web development class, and the pages are perforated!
• STUDENTS: Learn the basics of HTML and CSS to build your own custom website!
Once you’ve finished the workbook you’ll have the skills to easily build and launch a website. It’s that easy!
This exercise-filled workbook is packed with illustrations and progress quizzes, making it perfect for at-home learning or schools lacking sufficient computer or internet access. It has everything you need to teach a coding class or learn basic web programming yourself.
Requirements: Pen or pencil and a desire to learn!
This beginner-friendly introduction to web development enables anyone to build a website by writing out code by hand—no computer or internet required. It’s a fun, hands-on approach to coding that teaches the basics of using the HTML and CSS programming languages (the language of web pages). You write the code in the pages of your workbook and then draw what it would look like in a web browser.
• TEACHERS: This has everything you need to teach an introductory web development class, and the pages are perforated!
• STUDENTS: Learn the basics of HTML and CSS to build your own custom website!
Once you’ve finished the workbook you’ll have the skills to easily build and launch a website. It’s that easy!
This exercise-filled workbook is packed with illustrations and progress quizzes, making it perfect for at-home learning or schools lacking sufficient computer or internet access. It has everything you need to teach a coding class or learn basic web programming yourself.
Requirements: Pen or pencil and a desire to learn!
136 pages, Paperback
Published November 20, 2020
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About the author
Sam Taylor
4 books3 followersSam Taylor is a Technical Curriculum Developer, former teacher and current education advocate, who taught herself to build websites four years ago. She drew on her experience with STEM - through both designing classroom curriculum and building websites - to start a blog where she posted simple HTML and CSS tutorials, which blossomed into The Coding Workbook. Sam lives in the Bay Area with her partner and their plants.
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January 6, 2021
This book was so helpful for my teenage daughter as she was teaching herself HTML/CSS. It really helped ground the principles and tricky parts of both for her in ways that were approachable and concrete. Heavily recommend for anyone trying to learn.
January 9, 2021
Such a great resource for my middle school students and a real hands-on way to start to learn to code!
January 8, 2021
Hey, everyone - Sam here! The book you see before you is the combination of my two passions - making education accessible and coding! Learners from any background can pick up The Coding Workbook, grab a pencil, and get taken step-by-step through the process of writing the code for a simple website. The Coding Workbook has been a passion project of mine for years, and even if just one person can use it to learn to code, I’ll consider it a success!
December 31, 2020
I’ve never even attempted to code before this book and now I can say I can successfully build a website! It is written in such a way that makes coding accessible and digestible for all. Would absolutely recommend for anyone of any age wanting to learn to code.
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