September 2018 – August 2020
In September 2018 a new project funded by FEMtech (FFG) started. To make Pocket Code more interesting and attractive for our target group of young women between 12 and 15 years old, we will extend the app with the option to program embroidery machines. In this way, self-created patterns and designs can be stitched on t-shirts, pants or even bags. The project will be realized together with “bits4kids” and the Styrian fashion shop “Apflbutzn”.
The Technical University Graz promotes every year an award for research based on culture and gender equality. Every year many interesting projects are submitted and we are happy that our very own Code’N’Stitch is a selected winner by the jury in this years choice. Code’N’Stitch was planed as an extension
We’re very pleased that Pocket Code has been selected into the Top 20 finalists of the Huawei Apps UP contest! As part of the contest program Pocket Code will get more awareness in the Huawei App Gallery and everybody can support us in a public voting! Every vote can win
On 23 October Catrobat will be part of the 2020 CodingDay by Wirtschaftskammer Österreich (WKÖ). Together with different partners we want to help to get more teenagers driven towards MINT-Studies. An awesome event regarding our mission, to get future generations ready for our digital world. Our constructionism based approach and
