Learn to Code with Your Favorite Disney Characters with Disney Codeillusion

During this very strange year and unusual holiday season, I’ve been thinking a lot about the things I can do to keep my family’s stress level as low as possible. Things have definitely been a little crazy at home, with virtual learning and cabin fever taking their toll, so it’s been really important for me to find ways to help my kids feel engaged and active. I have also tried hard to keep them surrounded by the things that are comforting to them, which in this house often means anything Disney-related. But if I could find a way to combine some learning and activities with Disney? Then I’ve hit the jackpot.

And let me tell you: I have indeed hit the jackpot!

I’m really excited to introduce you to Disney Codeillusion, the perfect way to enter the magical world of coding.

We all know how important it is to build strong tech skills, but sometimes the platforms and programs that teach those skills can be…well, boring. That’s why I’m thrilled to see Disney partnering with Life is Tech! to help make the coding education field a bit more whimsical. Disney Codeillusion perfectly combines education and entertainment and offers a fully interactive learning program.

By using familiar characters and stories, Disney Codeillusion presents coding instruction in a new and unique way. There are 125 web-based lessons that cover 4 programming languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Processing) through a variety of methods. Users will learn through media art, game development, and web design, as well as an interactive Disney role-playing game. Disney Codeillusion also features an offline element in the form of a keepsake magic book with postcards, puzzles, and more. The program provides a stress-free “no-stuck” learning experience, which means that there are always hints available from your favorite Disney friends.

I mentioned that I love this program for my kids, but I should have said for my whole family (including myself)! This is truly an all-ages experience, so the entire family can get involved. Your kids can get an early start learning important coding skills, and you can boost your own knowledge base by going through the lessons, too. This is especially important to me right now, because I want to strengthen my resume. Disney Codeillusion is a great way to make myself more marketable while having fun with Mickey and friends.

Disney Codeillusion came along at the perfect time for my entire family, and I think it would bring you the same excitement and opportunities! To learn more and get started with a free trial, visit https://codeillusion.io/.

Oh, and Disney Codeillusion also happens to be the perfect last-minute gift for kids or any Disney fan who wants to learn.  You can order right up until 3 AM ET on Christmas Eve and you’ll have a gift ready for Christmas morning!