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Translating the Hour of Code overview page
Translations for this page are done on Crowdin which is free to join and any volunteer can immediately start translating.
Getting set up
- If you haven't already joined our Code.org project on Crowdin, click here to join.
- View the Hour of Code overview page on our site. Make sure you are viewing the page in the language you are translating the site into.
- Identify all the strings that are either untranslated or poorly translated. Find those strings in the images below and click on them to find the string in Crowdin. If the image links don't work for you or if you prefer to see all the links in a list, use the list at the bottom of this page.
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List of Crowdin Links
These are the same links found in the images above. They are included here in case the image links above don't work for you or if you prefer to see them in a list.
- Hour of Code Activities from Code.org (Crowdin Link)
- The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. Anyone, anywhere can organize an Hour of Code event or try any of the over 200+ one-hour tutorials, available in over 45 languages. (Crowdin Link)
- Dance Party (Crowdin Link)
- Code a Dance Party to share with your friends. Featuring Katy Perry, Madonna, J. Balvin, Sia, Keith Urban, Ciara, and 25 more! (Crowdin Link)
- Go (Crowdin Link)
- View teacher guide (Crowdin Link)
- Intro to App Lab (Ages 13+) (Crowdin Link)
- Create your own app in JavaScript using block based programming. Or take your skills to the next level with text-based programming. (English Only) (Crowdin Link)
- Minecraft Hour of Code (Crowdin Link)
- Minecraft is back for the Hour of Code with a brand new activity! Journey through Minecraft with code. (Crowdin Link)
- More activities from partners (Crowdin Link)
- The Hour of Code website has over 100 computer science activities for all ages and experience levels, developed by Code.org and partners. (Crowdin Link)
- View Activities (Crowdin Link)
- Star Wars (Crowdin Link)
- Learn to program droids, and create your own Star Wars game in a galaxy far, far away. (Crowdin Link)
- Frozen (Crowdin Link)
- Let's use code to join Anna and Elsa as they explore the magic and beauty of ice. (Crowdin Link)
- Sports (Crowdin Link)
- Make a basketball game or mix and match across sports. (Crowdin Link)
- Flappy Code (Crowdin Link)
- Wanna write your own game in less than 10 minutes? Try our Flappy Code tutorial! (Crowdin Link)
- Classic Maze (Crowdin Link)
- Try the basics of computer science. Millions have given it a shot. (Crowdin Link)
- Infinity Play Lab (Crowdin Link)
- Use Play Lab to create a story or game starring Disney Infinity characters. (Crowdin Link)
- Play Lab (Crowdin Link)
- Create a story or make a game with Play Lab! (Crowdin Link)
- Artist (Crowdin Link)
- Draw cool pictures and designs with the Artist! (Crowdin Link)
- Text Compression (Crowdin Link)
- In this lesson, students will use the Text Compression Widget to compress text by substituting patterns with symbols. (Crowdin Link)
- Simple Encryption (Crowdin Link)
- Students will learn techniques to create and crack encrypted messages. (Crowdin Link)
- Conditionals (Crowdin Link)
- Learn about algorithms and conditional statements in this “unplugged” activity using a deck of cards. (Crowdin Link)
