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Saturday, January 4, 2020

Woman Creates First Interactive Computer Science Education Doll

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BLACK WOMAN CREATES FIRST INTERACTIVE COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION DOLL

Phoenix, AZ -- Bukola Somide, creator of 14-inch Somi, the first ever Computer Science Interactive Doll, is on a mission to make playtime educational and entertaining. Equipped with 12 voice-overs, Somi teaches Computer Science concepts in a fun way and deterring cyberbullying.

The "first" of its kind, our Somi STEM doll was designed based off the looks of the main character in her children's storybook, Somi, The Computer Scientist: Princess Can Code. In the book, Somi [pronounced shaw.me] is a curious, bright, humorous, and beautiful young girl who has a natural interest in learning Computer Programming concepts from her mom. Her inquisitive nature allows her to connect what she's learning with real life experiences. Somi's persona was created with the intent that young learners would find her relate-able and want her as a friend.