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Kids' Club reborn: evolution of activities

Pasi J. Eronen, Ilkka Jormanainen, Erkki Sutinen, Marjo Virnes

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Abstract

The observation of Kids' Club indicates the development of methods, activities and tools from the beginning of Kids' Club in 2001 to the present. The key elements of Kids' Club that were presented at the first stage are still valid, but novel forms, emphases and working tools have appeared as a result of action research. The Kids' Club concept has diversified from the original Kids' Club technology club and research laboratory to encompass schools, companies and international cooperation.

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The observation of Kids' Club indicates the development of methods, activities and tools from the beginning of Kids' Club in 2001 to the present. The key elements of Kids' Club that were presented at the first stage are still valid, but novel forms, emphases and working tools have appeared as a result of action research. The Kids' Club concept has diversified from the original Kids' Club technology club and research laboratory to encompass schools, companies and international cooperation.

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The observation of Kids' Club indicates the development of methods, activities and tools from the beginning of Kids' Club in 2001 to the present. The key elements of Kids' Club that were presented at the first stage are still valid, but novel forms, emphases and working tools have appeared as a result of action research. The Kids' Club concept has diversified from the original Kids' Club technology club and research laboratory to encompass schools, companies and international cooperation.

Key concepts: Club, Action (physics), Key (lock), Computer science, Engineering, Medicine, Physics, Computer security

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