Jun 1, 2021 – Kids vs apps

We're celebrating Children's Day. Together with our guest, Olexandra Dmytrenko, we're discussing all the ways our kid interact with mobile devices. We try to define the age when you should first allow your kid playing with the phone. Or when you should consider teaching him or her development. We also look into mobile apps for kids and how they are different.

Our guest:
- Olexandra Dmytrenko, eKids program lead trainer, EPAM Systems, https://twitter.com/LadyInIT

Useful links:
- Programming Garden blog (in Russian), http://olexandradmytrenko.blogspot.com/
- Scratch, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/scratch/id1446785996
- Logo Mindstorms Inventor, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lego-mindstorms-inventor/id1515448947
- Greenfoot, https://www.greenfoot.org/
- Sphero Edu, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sphero-edu/id1017847674
- Python Recipes, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/python-recipes/id1180825853

We're celebrating Children's Day. Together with our guest, Olexandra Dmytrenko, we're discussing all the ways our kid interact with mobile devices. We try to define the age when you should first allow your kid playing with the phone. Or when you should consider teaching him or her development. We also look into mobile apps for kids and how they are different.


Our guest:

- Olexandra Dmytrenko, eKids program lead trainer, EPAM Systems, @LadyInIT.


Useful links:

- Programming Garden blog (in Russian)


- Scratch


- Logo Mindstorms Inventor


- Greenfoot


- Sphero Edu


- Python Recipes


Watch this episode on YouTube.


Podcast hosts:

Danis Tazetdinov: Twitter @edeniska, Telegram @edeniska (Apple Developer News channel).


Iryna Yatskevich: engineer enjoying adopting new tech, currently slightly changed her stack to work on brand new baby-startup Monika.


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