Coding in Education with Mission Encodeable - HoET202
Jun 12, 2022•41 min•Ep. 202
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Meet Mission Encodebale's founders! Cousins Harry and Anna Wake are the 15 and 14 y/o creators of Mission Encodeable. They are both high school students in England. In this conversation we discuss:
- What inspired their love and passion for coding?
- What inspired them to start and continue creating Mission Encodeable?
- What have they learned from their experience?
- What is the future of Mission Encodeable?
- What might the future hold for each of them because of this project?
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Feedback & Shout Outs (33:32)Noah King sent in a great voicemail as a follow-up to episode 201.
Noah also hosts the Math Club Podcast.
House of #EdTech VIP (36:34)Rick Butterworth - Founding member of Wakelet.
- With 10 years of experience in UX & UI, Rick is passionate about innovating and evolving how users interact with online applications. Founding designer at Wakelet and the first person to join Jamil in the company.
- https://wakelet.com/@rick
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-butterworth-044b8022
- https://twitter.com/r1ck11