text: Coding without computers reaches thousands of learners - The Mail & Guardian
  Twenty-four facilitators used three different programming tools to teach coding to kids.
  Two programming apps that don't require computers played a key role in bringing the world of coding to 11 500 learners across Nelson Mandela Bay in October.
  Batteson's lecturer, Professor Jean Greyling, helped to make Batteson's vision a reality, by commercialising and rolling out Tanks. "There are 25 000 schools in South Africa and 16 000 of them don't have access to computer labs. We want to get to those kids," said Greyling, who won the university's Innovation Excellence Award this year, and was also one of the top 10 winners in the SAB Foundation's Social Innovation Awards, netting a R400 000 award for Tanks.