Anyone can
shape the world

Anyone can empower

Kano Education works with teachers around the world. We make technology simple, and fun. So anyone can inspire. Anyone can create. Anyone can shape the world.

Anyone can teach computer science

You don’t need a background in coding to teach with Kano. Teachers, just like you, can empower students to understand technology, and make amazing art, games, music, and more.

TEACHER RESOURCES

“Kano allows students to have a look at the hidden workings of a computer.”

Claire Gallagher, Bobby Moore School

Inspire a generation

If we give students the tools, skills and inspiration, they can learn as they play. Create, not just consume. Unlock their own potential. Together, we will make a world of curious, creative and thoughtful humans.

SAMPLE CURRICULUM

Success Stories

Tower Hamlets

Samantha Geach speaks about using Kano PC in her classroom, , and the happiness and excitement of her students as they create and collaborate.

Echo Horizon School

Sam Patterson is an expert in maker and coding education and is a devoted connected educator – his focus is connecting with his students, from puppets to podcasts. Learn about his philosophy and how Kano aligns.

Pine Crest School

Michael Luetjen’s learning space is a place for computer science exploration. He empowers his students to explore basics of digital fluency and coding, and he shares how Kano is a key tool he uses with his learners.

Muskingum County Library

Literacy Specialist Cory Roush shares how the library is bringing young people and their parents together through Kano workshops and membership.

Coderdojo

The CoderDojo community and Kano partner to bring coding challenges to their communities. Peter O’Shea, CoderDojo’s Community and Events Lead for EMEA, shares more on the impact Kano has had on dojos.

FireTech camps

Firetech camps and afterschool programs have been growing like crazy in the UK and now in Europe and Australia, with more than 20 courses in coding, making and digital arts. They love using Kano to teach Python in a Minecraft environment as well as to expose young people to the use of code in art, games, and music.

Geek Squad Academy

Best Buy’s Geek Squad Academy uses Kano to engage teens with digital literacy as part of camp and club programs. Kano was part of their biggest Geek Squad event ever, with 300 teens building computers and coding.