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Leandra Marie Tejedor
Fellow, Integrated Design and Management Program
Co-Founder, Vidcode
Primary DLC
System Design and Management
leandra0@mit.edu
Research Summary
Tejedor and her co-founder Alexandra Diracles are proving that the best way to teach teens, especially girls, computer programming is go where they live: social media videos. It's a Javascript coding curriculum that can be used as a stand-alone course or a unit within a CS course. Vidcode has reached over 150,000 students (62% girls) in 113 countries, and recently partnered with Snapchat to help enable teens to code their own snapchat filters. Tejedor holds a degree in design and interactive media from Ramapo College.
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