Kodu Game Lab e Project Spark

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Kodu e Project Spark são ferramentas de programação que podem ser usadas no processo pedagógico para ensinar conceitos de programação de forma divertida e criativa. Essas ferramentas permitem que estudantes criem jogos e mundos virtuais sem precisar saber linguagens de programação tradicionais.

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Fabricio Catae
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Microsoft
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no processo pedagógico
Kodu e Project Spark

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