MIT OpenCourseWare
OCW makes the materials used in MIT's subjects. For the FREE!!
http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm
Scratch
Create animations, stories, and games. Then share with the world!Scratch.mit.edu
Tech Rocket
Create a Tech Rocket Account and access tech courses like Python, JavaScript, and Hour of Code designed for kids and teens ages 10 to 18. So far my children have enjoyed taking courses in Minecraft.https://www.techrocket.com
Stencil
We are learning how to create video games using Stencyl.
https://www.udemy.com/create-video-games-with-stencyl-beginners/FYI Stencyl is the fastest and easiest way to create video games without code. Download free at
http://stencyl.com/features/
Java
This is a beginners course in Java computer programming language.https://www.udemy.com/java-the-beginners-series/
Ruby
Learn the Basics of Programming with Ruby programming language used for all kinds of programs like desktop applications and websites.http://www.hackety.com
Code
Learn to code with fun and simple exercises that feel like games at Code Academy!https://www.codecademy.com
Learn to code by playing a fun game.
http://codecombat.com
Another awesome coding site at www.crunchzilla.com/code-monster
20 hour courses for computer science!
https://studio.code.org
Learn to build websites, apps, and games with free trial at https://www.codeavengers.com
Khan Academy has lots of free math courses and so much more! My 8 year old son did an animation class!
https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming
Tinker courses aren't free, but we chose the subscription because it was way cool and affordable....well the children won me over with talks of needing mods and changing skins on Minecraft. Then Jaice said, "You're the coolest mom ever!" :) Some activities on the site are free... Tinker uses interlocking blocks of code to make coding accessible to beginners. https://www.tynker.com
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