Apple's 'Everyone Can Code' workshops hope to give school kids a taste of Swift coding language

So far, Apple has conducted five such workshops across five cities in India with around 400 participating students. Apple has conducted five such workshops across five cities in India with around 400 participating students from the time the program began last year. It is designed to help students build a solid foundation in programming language, as they, continue to learn more it equips the students with skills like communication, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration that are essential in developing number of corollary areas such as math, literacy, problem-solving, furthermore geometry, data analysis, physics, statistics, etc,” said Seth, who is also an Apple Distinguished Educator. Swift as a coding language allows the developer to see the output even before finishing the product,” said Laxmi Priya, another Apple Distinguished Educator teaching at the Trio World School in Bengaluru who was helping out Seth in conducting the workshop. Apple on 20 November unveiled a completely redesigned Everyone Can Code curriculum to help introduce more elementary and middle school students to the world of coding.