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Why Learn to Code in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?
In recent years, artificial intelligence has become part of our everyday lives. Today, we can ask a virtual assistant to translate a text, suggest a recipe, edit an image, or even generate snippets of code to solve programming problems. That’s why many people wonder: if AI can code for me, why should I bother learning to program?
Coding for Kids: Boost Their Brain and School Success
Choosing an extracurricular activity for your children is an important decision—it can have a direct impact on their education. Many families look for activities that complement school, build skills useful for the future, and keep kids engaged and motivated throughout the year.
10 Board games to enjoy family time this summer
Summer is the ideal time to share special moments with your family and friend, and a fantastic way to do this is by playing board games. Board games are also great exercises for the mind, as they encourage key skills such as logical reasoning, creativity, and teamwork. With summer here, this week we recommend 10 board games that will help you spend quality time together during vacation and provide many benefits.
Strategy Summer: play and train your mind!
July has begun, and it’s time to start thinking strategically. As every year, from July 1st to 31st, there will be special activities both on the platform and at our academies, and this time they will all be related to strategy games. To help you enjoy summer in a fun way, we’ve made some changes to the Games and Activities section of the online platform and are ready at our centers with a ton of board games to enjoy afternoons at Codelearn.
Roger Torres and Luca Bouman crowned champions of the 2025 Karel Challenge
On Saturday, May 31, we hosted the grand final of the 2025 Karel Challenge at the Barcelona School of Informatics (FIB—UPC). Divided into two age-based categories, nearly a hundred young programmers took part in the final stage of this unique programming competition organized annually by Codelearn. This eSport tests speed, strategy, and precision in programming—and this year, the fastest and most skilled were Roger Torres, winner of the Junior category, and Luca Bouman, champion of the Senior division.