Teaching Coding for Kids

You can teach your kids how to code and program starting at 4 years old. They can start learning concepts such as "algorithm" i.e. a sequence of steps to solve a given problem. These two websites contain several resources and tutorials to help you teach coding for children.

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Best Free Screen Casting (Screen Recording) Software

This is a list of the best free screen casting/recording software that can be used to record videos and tutorials:

VSDC Free Video Editor

• One of the best free screen recording and video editing software.
• Has several utilities to take screen shots, screen recordings, and webcam recordings.
• Includes a more sophisticated video editor that can handle picture-in-picture and other advanced effects easily.
• Compares favorably to Camtasia Studio, but is completely free.
• Can export to many formats, as well as import many formats.
• Has a screen annotation tool too.
• The only draw back is that it can not record both the screen and webcam at the same time.

URL: http://www.videosoftdev.com/free-video-editor

Active Presenter 

• One of the best free screen recording software. 
• The free edition contains most of the functionality of the paid version, except for several exporting options. 
• Can export to mp4 videos that can be uploaded to YouTube. 
• Includes a basic video editor to touch up the recorded presentation.
• Lacks an option to record the webcam together with the screen.

URL: http://atomisystems.com/activepresenter/

Best Free Screen Marking (Annotation) Software

This is a list of the best free tools that can be used to annotate or draw on the screen for presentations of tutorials.

Screen Marker

• A very simple and free screen annotation tool.
• Can annotate over anything on the screen.

URL: http://www.screenmarker.com/

Demo Helper

• Another free and simple screen drawing and annotation tool.

URL: http://stefanstools.sourceforge.net/DemoHelper.html

ZoomIt

• A free screen zoom and annotation tool.
• Can zoom to any part on the screen and annotate.

URL: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897434.aspx