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Apport 2021 - 006

Type d'apport

Statut

Actif

Durée

Événement

FAB16 Montréal (2021)

Portée

global

Promoteurs

Personnes :

Alec Mathewson
Kreg Hanning
Brian Silverman

Fab Lab(s) et ateliers amis :

LCC Fab Lab

Organisations :

Liens externes

https://craftybits.net/fab16/

CARDBOARD CODE CREATIVITY : creative programming / creative electronics

Description

In this multi-session and collaborative experimentation workshop, we will challenge you to explore creative programming while developing learning experiences with code, cardboard, and electronics. Join special guests Kreg Hanning (Scratch / MIT) & Brian Silverman (Playful Invention Company / MIT) as we look at the design of educational technology that is deceptively simple yet potent enough to scale into various creative workflows.

Kicking off this workshop will be an introduction of a new general-purpose microcontroller board tentatively called the CraftyBits Gio which is programmable through a scratch-like environment and— surprise—LOGO. This board is designed to provide a fresh approach to programming hardware for teachers, artists, and tinkerers of all types. The simplicity of the CraftyBit Gio is what makes it so appealing—there’s no avrdude in sight.

Learn how its design can be used to maximize the time spent exercising creativity while making, tinkering, and embedding electronics and code into objects. Experiment with us and share your experiences with the CraftyBit Gio platform at Fab16.

Planification de la récolte

Page(s) wiki

Page(s) web

Contributeurs

Contributeurs	Types	Contributions
Kreg Hanning		CraftyBits Gio board designer - (MIT / Scratch)
Brian Silverman		Progammer & co-creator - (MIT / Playful Invention Co.)

Public visé

Défis et besoins

Help finding Fab16 hubs to ship boards to.

Projets liés Vous pouvez utiliser l'outil de gestion des Projets interstructurant pour travailler le projet.

Autres notes

This workshop will use a dedicated microcontroller board which will be shipped to Fab Labs who will participate during Fab16. Requires 3 workshop sessions:

1) introduction 2) brainstorming / debugging 3) presenting & sharing

Workshops need to be held in Afternoon as Kreg is working from California.

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+This workshop will use a dedicated microcontroller board which will be shipped to Fab Labs who will participate during Fab16. Requires 3 workshop sessions:
+) introduction
+) brainstorming / debugging
+) presenting & sharing
+Workshops need to be held in Afternoon as Kreg is working from California.

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