Unlock a hopeful future for your patrons as they learn how to code.
Fiero Code is an award winning learn-to-code solution that was designed from the ground up for libraries.
Trusted by public libraries big and small (and everything in between)
Fiero Code is a top distinction award winning library product!
Fiero Code is different from any other library product – it can be offered through three “doors” of the library
It’s an e-resource, an after-school program, and a special event. That’s right… three solutions in one.
E-resource
Libraries offer Fiero as an e-resource that patrons can access from home and learn to code on their own time.
After-school code clubs
Libraries offer Fiero as an e-resource that patrons can access from home and learn to code on their own time.
Coding competitions / hackathons
Libraries offer Fiero as an e-resource that patrons can access from home and learn to code on their own time.
Built for librarians who don’t know how to code
If you’re like most libraries, you desperately want to bring coding education to your community. The only problem is… you don’t know how to code! Fiero Code is designed for librarians just like you. With our help, any library can bring coding to their community – no coding expertise required!
We provide an on-demand training program that empowers any librarian to start and run successful code clubs. This model has been used to start thousands of code clubs around the world – it works!
Hand crafted for librarians who are short on time.
With our help, libraries can bring meaningful coding education to their community in a low-effort an sustainable way. Unlike many other coding solutions out there, with Fiero there is no lesson-prep or curriculum development. Code clubs are a program-in-a-box that will take less than 2 hours a week to pull off.
Real feedback from students in Fiero
“I am proud that I made a whole game using Javascript.”
“…fun making the planets explode.”
“I’m proud of… Everything!”
“I had fun making a platformer!”
“Learning to add and animate elements was really fun.“
“I’m proud of finishing it and not crashing the webpage!”
“making a scoreboard and imagining the robots using it”
“challenging making the enemies shoot”
“proud that I learned new things”