Code spark install#

If you made it this far you’ve done very well and deserve a coffee break. Please email me if you need a new a new code. However, you only have to do this once and then your device will be connected permanently (as long as you don’t logout of the student account). Instead you will need to visit this page and maybe refresh/reload it to get the latest code. This means I can’t put it in a nice graphic for you as it will likely change during the week. The classroom code is different for each of the prep classes AND it only last for 2 hours after I generate it. This is where things get a little complicated. Then tap the ‘Use Classroom Code’ button. Next tap the Students button that is highlighted on the picture above. You may be tempted to select the big green ‘Parents Start Here’ button, but you must resist and instead tap the ‘Schools’ button that is highlighted in the top-left corner. When you load the app you should see the following screen or something very similar: They learn quick – with help of course! Use this link to use the browser version of the app: Students have had a brief introduction to this and some initially struggled to use the mouse on the desktop computers in our lab, but quickly got the hang of it after a few minutes. If you do not have a iPad or tablet there is also a website that you can use from any browser.

Code spark install#

If you have an iPad use this link to install it or search in the app store: įor Android devices use the following link: Andrews last year would have used this app in their digital technology classes so they should be able to pick it up very quickly. You do NOT have to pay to use this app so long as it is using their school account. However, most families will need to install it on their home iPads/tablets. All students have a free account which they have already used in class. You can read about it on their website here. In this lesson we will be using is an app called Codespark which is available on Apple (iOS) and Google (Android) devices.