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Code Jumper
A physical, hands-on system that teaches computer-programming concepts to children regardless of vision.
Wireframe prototype · this page is scaffolded from the site map for IA review.
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Part of one connected APH experience
Code Jumper is woven into the APH network — a single, cohesive experience that connects our tools, resources, and programs. Browse it here alongside everything else APH offers, with no detours and nothing to leave behind.
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