# ComputerLeap

> Digital Skills & Cyber Safety for Every Family


## Pages

- [Robotics](https://computerleap.org/learn-robotics/): Program a robot to move, sense and react. Commands, sensors, line-following and a rescue mission, all in your browser.
- [Minecraft Coding](https://computerleap.org/learn-minecraft/): Build worlds with code. Loops place blocks, lists keep inventories, and functions name builds you can reuse.
- [Learn C#](https://computerleap.org/learn-csharp/): C# builds Windows apps and Unity games. Start with your first line and work up to classes, LINQ and handling errors.
- [Learn Java](https://computerleap.org/learn-java/): Java runs Android apps and big business software. Learn its structure, decisions, loops, methods and classes, one clear step at a time.
- [Learn Python](https://computerleap.org/learn-python/): Python is the first language most people learn. It powers science, games and AI, and you can run every example right in your browser, with nothing to install.
- [Community](https://computerleap.org/community/): Parents, guardians, teachers and community leaders share ideas, ask questions and help each other. Sign in with your email. No password to remember.
- [AI for Kids](https://computerleap.org/ai-for-kids/): Children are growing up with AI. ComputerLeap helps them understand how it works, spot its mistakes and start building their own small AI ideas, safely.
- [Minecraft Coding for Kids](https://computerleap.org/minecraft-coding/): Children who love Minecraft can learn the thinking behind it: repeating patterns, planning steps and making rules.
- [Robot Coding for Kids](https://computerleap.org/robot-coding/): Robot coding is one of the best ways for children to see code do something real.
- [Digital Safety for Families](https://computerleap.org/digital-safety-families/): Practical steps for parents and guardians: set up devices, agree on family rules and talk about online risks.
- [Cyber Education for Kids](https://computerleap.org/cyber-education/): ComputerLeap teaches children aged 5 to 16 how to stay safe online, think critically and use technology with confidence.
- [News](https://computerleap.org/news/)
- [Terms of Service](https://computerleap.org/terms/): Simple rules so everyone can learn safely.
- [Privacy Policy](https://computerleap.org/privacy/): The short version: we collect as little as possible and never sell anything.
- [My Stars](https://computerleap.org/my-stars/): Finish lessons, ace quizzes and play games to fill your backpack with stars and unlock badges. Your stars are saved on this device.
- [Contact](https://computerleap.org/contact/): We'd love to hear from you! Reach out about programs, partnerships, volunteering or any questions you have.
- [Get Involved](https://computerleap.org/get-involved/): Volunteer your time, partner with us or donate — every bit of support helps us reach more families.
- [Workshops](https://computerleap.org/workshops/): A free, 1-hour live workshop for families and communities. Offered by request only, based on availability.
- [Resources](https://computerleap.org/resources/): Free guides, checklists and tools for families, parents and educators. Download any PDF. No sign-up required.
- [Typing Trainer](https://computerleap.org/typing/): Pick a row, rest your fingers on the home keys and type the letters you see. The hands on the keyboard show which finger to use.
- [Games](https://computerleap.org/games/): Seven games that teach real cybersecurity skills, based on NIST, CISA and NCSA guidelines. Every right answer earns you a ⭐!
- [Cyber Safety Hub](https://computerleap.org/cyber-safety/): Evidence-based guidance aligned with NIST, CISA, COPPA and leading cybersecurity standards — because your children deserve protection built on science.
- [Coding Academy](https://computerleap.org/coding/): Pick the one that excites you most. Each route has its own clear path, so you always know what comes next. Every route is free.
- [Lessons & Programs](https://computerleap.org/programs/): Eleven courses covering computer basics, cyber safety, AI, and real coding in Python, Java and C# — all free, all grounded in national standards.
- [About Us](https://computerleap.org/about/): Founded on the belief that every child deserves to thrive in the digital world — safely, confidently and ready for the future.
- [Home](https://computerleap.org/): ComputerLeap teaches kids 5 to 16 digital skills, cyber safety and real coding, with Minecraft-style building, robot coding and AI.

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