mBlock vs Finding Something Real

With mBlock, students can easily create games, animations, and program robots by dragging and dropping blocks, or through writing Python. Moreover, mBlock comes with AI, IoT, data science features for cutting-edge computer science learning, making it the perfect helper for coding educators and learners. Features: - Graphical programming: The app allows users to create projects with the most popular graphical programming language and program robots to do things as they can imagine. It makes programming as easy as blocks building. - Game-based learning: Children learn to code in completing tasks and know how it feels to accomplish something.      - Cloud storage: Users can store their projects in the cloud, syncing the projects across devices. It’s safe and convenient. - Compatible with Makeblock robots: mBot, mBot Ranger, Codey Rocky, Neuron - Support multiple languages: Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Polish, and Korean. Contact us: - For more information, please visit the official website: https://www.mblock.cc - Contact us via email: support@makeblock.com - Join Facebook group: Makeblock Talk & Share

Finding Something Real is a podcast and ministry for young women working out what they actually believe. Each season a cohort of women in their late teens and twenties co-hosts alongside Janell Wood, asking about identity, doubt, church hurt, relationships, and what following Jesus looks like now. Nothing is scripted and nobody is handed an answer — the questions come from the co-hosts themselves, and each one gets its own episode. In the app: • Every episode plays right here — free, and no account needed • Pick up where you stopped, save episodes for later, and keep track of what you have already heard • Search the whole back catalogue, or browse short clips when you have two minutes instead of an hour • Who we are, who it is for, and how the cohorts work Co-hosts for the current season can sign in to see their recording schedule, reply to invitations, send in questions, and read notes from Janell. Accounts are issued by the ministry — there is nothing to sign up for, and everything else in the app is open to everyone. Finding Something Real Ministry is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.