- Aug 28
What if your technology club could generate revenue for your school?
- The Experience Method
- The Experience Method
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Technology is already part of children's lives.
The bigger question is:
Will they only consume it, or will they learn how to create with it?
Technology Time With a Purpose
The Code & Create™ Experience gives learners opportunities to explore coding, digital creation, technology, design thinking, and problem-solving through hands-on experiences.
For families, that means technology time with purpose.
For schools and childcare centers, it means another high-interest enrichment category you can build into your program.
What If the Technology Club Belonged to Your School?
Coding and technology programs are often offered by outside enrichment vendors.
But what if the enrichment program belonged to your school?
Your families enroll through you.
Your club becomes part of your school's identity.
Your staff facilitates the Experience.
And the additional enrichment revenue stays within your program, minus your operating costs.
That changes the economics of enrichment.
Rather than viewing your after-school program as a fixed tuition product, begin thinking about it as a platform.
Your base program provides care.
Then families can select additional Experiences based on their children's interests.
Cooking.
Art.
Sports.
Science.
Technology.
And we're still not finished.
Ready to Bring the Code & Create™ Experience to Your Program?
Choose the format that works best for you.
DIGITAL EDITION
Get immediate access to the Code & Create™ Experience and start planning your technology enrichment program.
GET THE DIGITAL EDITION → CODE & CREATE DIGITAL COPY
PRINTED EDITION
Prefer a physical manual for your Experience Specialist? Order the printed Code & Create™ Experience on Amazon.
ORDER THE PRINTED EDITION → CODE & CREATE ON AMAZON
Tomorrow, we're taking those creative problem-solving skills and turning them into ideas, brands, businesses, and pitches.
Next up: The SparkTank™ Experience.
Revenue opportunities vary based on enrollment, pricing, expenses, staffing, licensing requirements, and individual program operations.