Innovation in education: How SuperCode is redefining learning through play and coding

We’ve seen first-hand how startups have been the engines driving transformation across industries, redefining how we approach challenges entirely. 

In the realm of education, this is no different. DMZ startups like SuperCode are pioneering new ways to teach essential skills, making complex learning not only accessible but fun. SuperCode offers a platform for children that teaches coding through immersive multiplayer 3D worlds, empowering young coders to build, code and play.

Born out of both concern and excitement of the internet and the world it created for children to grow up in, CEO and Founder Paul Greenberg wanted to create a safe and meaningful platform that would help kids develop their creativity while learning essential digital skills.

We sat down with Greenberg to understand how SuperCode is changing the landscape of coding education and empowering organizations to seamlessly deliver a deeply engaging, compelling and effective learn-to-code solution.

From doom scrolling to coding.

In a world where children’s attention spans are often seen as shrinking, SuperCode takes a different approach than the all too common flashy in-your-face dopamine rush route. By following the “Low Floors, Wide Walls, High Ceilings” philosophy, a concept developed at MIT, SuperCode ensures beginners can start easily, explore a wide range of possibilities and grow their skills over time. Plus, SuperCode’s Senpais, in-app mentors, provide guidance and support to help kids stay engaged throughout their learning.

“The magic of SuperCode lies in its ability to foster flow-state learning—an immersive experience where SuperCoders lose track of time as they dive deep into their creative projects. This is not a community of young people with diminishing attention spans; rather, SuperCode is a community where kids regularly become so absorbed in their work that they forget about everything else,” said Greenberg.

Fuelling the next generation of tech-enthusiasts.

SuperCode goes beyond just teaching coding; it fosters a deep and lasting passion for coding and creativity. But don’t just take their word for it—this sentiment is echoed time and time again by their users’ parents.

Laura Harger, the mother of a 10-year-old SuperCoder of almost 4 years, said “SuperCode has fostered my son’s love for coding and has helped him develop coding skills in a safe and fun environment.”

Vance McPherson, the father of an 11 year old SuperCoder, had a similar experience. “My wife and I, who are both professional educators, are truly amazed. SuperCode came recommended by a developer friend and it far exceeded our expectations. Our son is loving it and is more excited for the Weekly Jams than I think I’ve ever seen him excited about anything.”

And the positive feedback has not just been from parents, but the SuperCoders themselves.  Since the launch of SuperCode Club, their model subscription, there has been a near 100% attendance rate in the weekly hosted jam events. Plus, SuperCoders are keen to log on multiple times in a single week, demonstrating a real interest in learning to code.

Rallying the troops.

Greenberg is a strong believer that we all have a responsibility in fostering digital talent, promoting coding education and democratizing access to tech.

“If we want to tackle the problems of tomorrow, we need to ensure we’re creating a rich pipeline of high-quality talent to take on future leadership roles within our institutions. The entire ecosystem—banks, schools, and corporations—plays a critical role, which is why we’re actively working with the community to reach more children,” said Greenberg.

SuperCode has teamed up with Nuclear Promise X, a nuclear engineering startup, to create opportunities for young girls to explore coding in a fun, supportive setting. This partnership is part of a broader trend, with various organizations, including government bodies and extracurricular programs, embracing SuperCode as their go-to platform for STEM and coding education.

By coming together, organizations can not only level the playing field to ensure every child, regardless of their socioeconomic status, has the chance to develop the skills necessary to thrive in a digital world.

Move over Minecraft and Roblox.

Unlike popular platforms like Minecraft and Roblox, where coding is an optional add-on, SuperCode places coding at the heart of the experience. 

The platform seamlessly integrates building, coding and playing within a single app, making it uniquely engaging for young learners. It’s not just a coding tool; it’s a vibrant community that fosters creativity, learning and a safe digital environment for kids.

In a world where screen time often gets a bad rap, SuperCode flips the script—turning mindless scrolling into meaningful coding. It’s not just another app; it’s a launchpad for the next generation of tech talent. 

Interested in partnering with SuperCode to access their ready to use platform? Reach out at partners@creatubbles.com

Interested in fuelling SuperCode’s growth? Reach out at investors@creatubbles.com