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Featured Events — 2015

As part of Computer Science Education Week, we hosted developers and engineers in select cities around the world.

• Hadi Partovi, Code.org

• Koji Sugiyama, LoiLo Inc.

  Apple Store, Ginza
  Tokyo

  Monday, December 7, 7:00 p.m.

  Koji Sugiyama is CEO of LoiLo Inc., a company that creates intuitive educational apps for kids. Hear him share his passion for developing apps that enable children to express themselves, and learn how LoiLo is innovating in the world of education.

• Grant Hosford, codeSpark

  Apple Store, San Francisco
  San Francisco

  Tuesday, December 8, 4:00 p.m.

  Cofounder and CEO Grant Hosford shares how his young daughters inspired codeSpark’s award-winning game, The Foos. Kids and parents will get involved as well by solving coding puzzles, making their own games, and learning the “ABCs of computer science.”

• Andy Sum, Crossy Road

  Apple Store, Sydney
  Sydney

  Wednesday, December 9, 6:00 p.m.

  Why did the chicken cross the road? Find out the answer to this and other secrets as developer Andy Sum walks through the universe of Crossy Road. Join a multiplayer station to compete with friends, unlock your favorite characters, and even challenge Andy himself.

• Jacqueline Rossi, J’s Flashcards

  Apple Store, Brussels
  Brussels

  Wednesday, December 9, 5:00 p.m.

  Teenage entrepreneur Jacqueline Rossi created J’s Flashcards to help her fellow students build and master their vocabulary. Join her as she discusses the development of this educational app and how it can prepare you for standardized testing.

• Danny Yaroslavski, Lightbot

  Apple Store, Lincoln Park
  Chicago

  Saturday, December 12, 11:00 a.m.

  Join Danny Yaroslavski, founder and CEO of Lightbot, as he shares how kids of all ages can learn the fundamentals of coding. He’ll discuss what got him started in the world of programming and showcase Lightbot’s puzzle games, which you can try out for yourself.

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