Benefit of multiple sessions of perilesional repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation for an effective rehabilitation of visuospatial function

Abstract

Learning to code can be considered as one of the most representative examples of learning by doing. Programming is a skill and learning skills requires practice. Online teaching and learning depend on tools that allow students practice and teachers to monitor student progress and provide feedback. In this work, the design and architecture of an educational tool for learning to code are presented. The CodeLab tool is based on skill practice and assessment and is targeted for non-STEM students to develop computational thinking and programming competences. The tool is designed to provide an educational lab experience based on activities to practice through a conversational interface.