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Dyma gyfle cyffrous i weld beth mae ysgolion sy'n rhan o raglen 'Cracio'r Cod' wedi bod yn ei wneud gyda'u disgyblion i ddatblygu eu sgiliau codio. Cewch hefyd weld sut y gall eich ysgol chi fod yn rhan o'r rhaglen. Byddwch yn symud o'r naill fwrdd i'r llall, mewn grwpiau bach, i weld sut mae ysgolion wedi: 
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<LI>defnyddio'r micro reolydd 'crumble' i greu prosiectau 'cyfrifiadura ffisegol'; </LI>
<LI>datblygu sgiliau codio gan ddefnyddio pecynnau dyfeiswyr a micro:bit y BBC i greu prosiectau electronig syml;</LI>
<LI>dysgu rhaglennu testunol drwy chwarae Minecraft;</LI>
<LI>corffori codio ar draws y cwricwlwm; </LI>
<LI>cynnwys disgyblion y Cyfnod Sylfaen mewn gweithgareddau codio;</LI>
<LI>defnyddio'r adnoddau sy'n rhad ac am ddim drwy Hwb i gyflwyno codio a meddwl cyfrifiadurol; </LI>
<LI>defnyddio teganau codio fel drôn i ddysgu rhaglennu;</LI>
<LI>defnyddio adnoddau ac apiau, yn rhad ac am ddim ar y we, i ddatblygu sgiliau disgyblion ymhellach. </LI>
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Bydd cynrychiolwyr hefyd o'r cwmnïau a'r sefydliadau hyn wrth law i ddangos y cynnyrch a'r gwasanaethau sydd ganddynt i gefnogi ysgolion ymhellach gyda chodio:
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<LI>Code Club/Raspberry Pi Foundation - rhwydwaith cenedlaethol sy'n darparu gwirfoddolwyr ac adnoddau, am ddim, i helpu ysgolion gynnal clybiau codio </LI>
<LI>Pimoroni – yn cyflenwi pecynnau ac ategolion i wneud electroneg a chodio yn syml a hwyliog</LI>
<LI>Kitronik – yn cynllunio a chyflenwi pecynnau electronig gan gynnwys pecyn dyfeiswyr micro:bit y BBC, a ddefnyddir gan ysgolion ar raglen 'Cracio'r Cod'</LI>
<LI>Redfern Electronics - sydd wedi creu ac yn cyflenwi'r micro reolydd 'Crumble' a ddefnyddir gan ysgolion ar raglen 'Cracio'r Cod'</LI>
<LI>British Computer Society - sefydliad sy'n ceisio gwella gwaith creu, astudio a chymhwyso gwybodaeth mewn cyfrifiadureg er budd cymdeithas</LI>
<LI>Barefoot computing - yn cynnal sesiynau DPP, yn rhad ac am ddim, ac yn darparu adnoddau i athrawon cynradd allu cyflwyno sgiliau codio yn y cwricwlwm.</LI>
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Carwyn Edwards o North Wales Tech (cymuned dechnoleg a datblygu Gogledd Cymru) fydd y siaradwr gwadd.  Bydd Carwyn yn dangos sut mae codio yn hanfodol i'r economi leol a chyfleoedd gwaith i'n disgyblion yn y dyfodol, yn ogystal â datblygu sgiliau gydol oes fel datrys problemau a gwydnwch.
Hefyd, bydd gennym WOBRAU i ysgolion gydag adnoddau a phecynnau codio i'w hennill, a hefyd GWOBR UNIGOL i'r person cyflymaf i 'Gracio'r Cod' mewn CYSTADLEUAETH GYFFROUS....
 Felly, cadwch le i osgoi cael eich siomi 
 
Here’s an exciting opportunity to see what the schools involved in the ‘Cracking the Code’ programme have been doing with their pupils to develop their coding skills. You can also see how your school can get involved in the programme. You will move from table to table in small groups where you will see how schools have:
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<LI>used the ‘crumble’ microcontroller to create ‘physical computing’ projects;</LI>
<LI>developed coding skills using the BBC micro:bit and inventors kits to create simple electronics projects;</LI>
<LI>learned textual programming by playing Minecraft;</LI>
<LI>integrated coding across the curriculum;</LI>
<LI>involved foundation phase pupils in coding activities;</LI>
<LI>used the free resources available through Hwb to teach coding and computational thinking;</LI>
<LI>employed coding toys such as drones to teach programming;</LI>
<LI>accessed free web resources and apps to further develop pupils’ skills.</LI>
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There will also be representatives from the following companies and organisations in attendance to show the products and services they have available to further support schools in coding -
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<LI>Code Club/Raspberry Pi Foundation – national network providing volunteers and resources for free to help schools run code clubs</LI>
<LI>Pimoroni – supplier of kits and accessories to make electronics and coding accessible and fun</LI>
<LI>Kitronik – designers and suppliers of electronics kits including the BBC micro:bit inventor’s kit as used by schools on the ‘Cracking the Code’ programme</LI>
<LI>Redfern Electronics – creator and supplier of the ‘Crumble’ microcontroller used by schools on the ‘Cracking the Code’ programme</LI>
<LI>British Computer Society – organisation whose mission is to advance the creation, study and application of knowledge in computing for the benefit of society</LI>
<LI>Barefoot Computing - run free CPD sessions and provide resources to enable primary teachers to teach coding skills in the curriculum</LI>
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Carwyn Edwards from North Wales Tech (a technology and developer community for North Wales) will be giving the keynote address. Carwyn will show how coding is vital for the local economy and the future employment prospects of our pupils as well as building lifelong skills such as problem solving and resilience.
In addition we will also have PRIZE GIVEAWAYS for schools with coding resources and kits to be won as well as an INDIVIDUAL PRIZE for the fastest person to ‘Crack the Code’ in an EXCITING COMPETITION…..
So book your place now to avoid disappointment.

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