Interview with Massimo Avvisati
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Codemotion Kids presents a hands-on programming lab that teaches children (primarily ages 8–12, with some younger readers) to build their own videogames; the curriculum, tested at Biblioteca di Ingegneria Roma 3, leads students to complete a playable Super Mario–style clone in eight lessons. The program emphasizes creative output as the main measurable result, adds basic electronics and robotics threads, and has generated strong enthusiasm from parents.
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