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Ericsson Digital Lab is a foundation-level program designed for children aged 11–16 to explore technology through structured, hands-on learning. The program consists of five separate courses delivered over five weeks, with interactive sessions that build skills progressively and reinforce learning through repetition and practice.
Each course combines creativity, experimentation, and problem-solving — helping students gain confidence while developing essential digital competencies.
Creating tomorrow's innovators today
LEGO Robotics
Students are introduced to the basics of robotics and control systems, similar to those used in today’s advanced robotics. Through fun, hands-on activities, they learn how robots function and how programming logic enables movement and automation.
Game Development
Using Scratch, students learn the fundamentals of game development. They animate characters, create simple games, and apply structured programming logic to bring their ideas to life.
Micro:bit Electronics
Through Micro:bit programming, students explore both electronics and coding. They learn to control traffic lights, program LED displays, create color-changing effects, and even build simple sound-based projects — combining hardware and software learning.
Artificial Intelligence
Students build a simple AI application while gaining an understanding of how AI solves real-world problems. The course introduces foundational AI concepts in an accessible and engaging way.
Creative Coding (Python)
This course blends art and programming using Python. Students learn how to make devices light up, create colorful effects, and combine creativity with code — turning programming into a form of digital expression.