川骏软件「编程点亮未来」公益活动走进贵州山区学校
iDev's 'Code the Future' CSR Program Reaches Rural Schools in Guizhou
| iDev PR | 2026-08-28T09:19:26
川骏软件志愿者团队携带编程教学设备前往贵州山区，为三所乡村学校的200余名学生带去了为期一周的编程启蒙课程。
iDev's volunteer team brought programming teaching equipment to rural Guizhou, delivering a week-long introductory coding curriculum to over 200 students across three village schools.
科技公益在行动2026年8月初，川骏软件「编程点亮未来」公益项目团队由15名员工志愿者组成，前往贵州省黔东南苗族侗族自治州的三所乡村小学，开展为期一周的编程启蒙教学活动。教学内容针对山区学校的实际条件，志愿者团队精心设计了一套不依赖网络的离线编程教学方案：使用 Scratch 离线版进行图形化编程教学，让学生通过拖拽积木块创作动画和小游戏利用 micro:bit 开发板进行物联网基础体验，学生可以编程控制LED灯和温度传感器开展计算思维训练课，通过不插电活动培养学生的逻辑推理能力捐赠与后续除了教学活动，川骏软件还向三所学校各捐赠了20台笔记本电脑和配套的编程教学套件。公司承诺将持续跟进，每季度安排志愿者通过远程视频方式为学生提供在线编程辅导。员工反馈参与活动的志愿者纷纷表示，看到孩子们第一次用代码让角色动起来时脸上绽放的笑容，是最大的收获。一位志愿者说：「这些孩子的学习热情和创造力超出了我们的想象，科技的种子已经在他们心中种下。」
Tech CSR in ActionIn early August 2026, iDev's 'Code the Future' CSR project team, consisting of 15 employee volunteers, traveled to three rural elementary schools in Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, to conduct a week-long introductory programming education program.Curriculum DesignConsidering the practical conditions of rural schools, the volunteer team carefully designed an offline programming curriculum that does not require internet connectivity:Using the offline version of Scratch for visual programming, allowing students to create animations and mini-games by dragging and dropping code blocksUtilizing micro:bit development boards for basic IoT experiences, enabling students to program LED lights and temperature sensorsConducting computational thinking training through unplugged activities to develop students' logical reasoning abilitiesDonations and Follow-upIn addition to teaching activities, iDev donated 20 laptops and accompanying programming teaching kits to each of the three schools. The company committed to ongoing engagement, arranging quarterly volunteer sessions to provide online programming tutoring via remote video.Employee FeedbackParticipating volunteers unanimously expressed that seeing the smiles on children's faces when they first made characters move with code was the greatest reward. One volunteer shared: 'These children's enthusiasm for learning and creativity exceeded our imagination. The seeds of technology have been planted in their hearts.'