Feedback

- News about our project is spreading rapidly and many people are finding our site through emails, ezines, listservs, and newsletters. You can help us understand how the word is spreading by sending us (code@implicity.org) the email, newsletter, listserv notice or website address that first brought us to your attention. 

- If you have a great story related to our work or know someone we should interview please send your suggestions to: (code@implicity.org)

- We are collecting "shame stories" that illustrate the emotional consequences of reading difficulties. If you have a story to share please go to our "Shame Stories" page and contribute yours. 

- The more people that share their impressions, criticisms and suggestions about our videos, events, interviews, and the project as a whole and this website, the better we are able to improve and support our work. If your feedback is about one of the videos please use the video player's feedback button (located on the 'more' menu) so that we can correlate your feedback precisely with the video it's about.

If your feedback is about one of our live events or text-based resources please go to our Feedback page. Please share as much with us as you can. Feedback is the currency of our learning.

Awareness 

- Send out emails informing your friends and colleagues about the Children of the Code Project.

- Send out links to our online videos.

-  Copy and paste the following into your email or use it to print cards or stickers you can share:

Warning: Protracted difficulty in learning to read can lead to maladaptive mental and emotional habits that endanger the general health of learning.  Above all else, do no harm. www.childrenofthecode.org

Testimonials

We want every public television station in the English language world to air the series. To help us generate the most compelling case for why stations should air the series, please send us your testimonials about our work, your impressions from reading our interviews or seeing one of our seminars and why you think its important for the series to be widely seen. (code@implicity.org)

General - If you have talents that could contribute to our project we would love to hear from you.  Send us an email and tell us about yourself and what talents you want to contribute. (code@implicity.org)

Transcription - We have dozens of hours of interviews to transcribe and edit. Be one of the first to hear these interesting interviews by volunteering your time to transcribe one.  Click her for more information on volunteering to transcribe our interviews We would also benefit from help in editing the interviews: Click her for more information on volunteering to edit our interviews

Help arrange a seminar in your area - If you are interested in joining a team of people in your area who are working to bring our "Code and the Challenge of Learning to Read It" seminar to your community, click here

"The Code and the Challenge of  Learning to Read It" talks, seminars, workshops, and conference presentations

Support our live events -  Our events are free to the public. Our expenses and modest fees are paid for by hosting organizations (universities, school districts) and by people who want to help our work spread. If you agree that we should be doing even more events for educators and parent, help make it possible for more people to attend them by sending your check to:

Learning Stewards
1153 Lincoln Ave, Suite D
San Jose, Ca 95125
Attn: Children of the Code Live Events

Financial Support for the General Project - The Children of the Code Project is supported by generous donations from private individuals who believe in our social education mission. We would appreciate your support. Donate whatever you can. No amount is too small. It's what keeps us going. Send your check to:

Learning Stewards
1153 Lincoln Ave, Suite D
San Jose, Ca 95125
Attn: Children of the Code General Fund

We are a not-for-profit project and are working towards the creation of a non-profit 501(c)3 organization to host the project but as of now we can't offer tax-deductions for your contributions.

Don't forget to send us your feedback on anything or everything about our work.

THANK YOU!

Copyright statement:  Copyright (c) 2008, Implicity, Children of the Code and Learning Stewards, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Permission to use, copy, and distribute these materials for not-for-profit educational purposes, without fee and without a signed licensing agreement, is hereby granted, provided that "Children of the Code - www.childrenofthecode.org"  (with a functioning hyperlink when online) appear in all excerpts, copies, and distributions.  (back to top)