Newport, July 27 – 29

• ***Java Programming in Minecraft led by Terry Alexander
  has moved to Redmond. We expect the EventBrite registration form to update on Thursday, June 16. Instead, we offer:
• Teaching Game Design led by Jill Hubbard
  No experience necessary. Get your students making games instead of just playing them. Windows systems strongly preferred. More info coming from instructor.
•  Web Coding led by Chris Winikka
  build or refine your web design/development course or unit of study; enhance your own front-end development skills; and join our statewide community of web design/development teachers and aficionados.
• LEGO Robotics Grades 4-9 led by Don Domes
  mostly aimed at grades 4-9, in either classroom or afterschool, whether to learn science or compete as a team. Instructor will send more info.
• FTC Robotics Grades 7-12 led by Dale Jordan
  for educators and coaches, covering tech and team topics.
• Digital Design and Fabrication led by Wade Sims
  FabLab? MakerSpace? 3D Printing? Laser Cutting? Bring it on!
• code.org for K-5 led by Susan Hamann
  One day, July 27 only; registrants welcome for all Lunch and Learn 
• Intro to Arduino led by Chris O’Brien
  be introduced to Arduino components and programming, with a focus on exploration, skill-building, and the creation of useful devices for teachers to utilize in their classrooms.

Workshops:

• Digital Design & Fabrication in Your Classroom, Fab Lab, MakerSpace or CTE/STEM facility @ Newport
• FTC Robotics @ Newport
  

  This class will explore FIRST(tm) Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics and how it can integrate into your 7-12 classroom or after school program.

  
  
• LEGO Robotics @ Newport
  

  Are you interested in Robotics possibilities for your students? Using the popular LEGO system we will learn how to build simple robotic systems, including programming and access to various contests.

  
  
• LEGO Robotics @ Newport
  

  Are you interested in Robotics possibilities for your students? Using the popular LEGO system we will learn how to build simple robotic systems, including programming and access to various contests.

  
  
• Teaching Game Design and Development @ Newport
  

  Interested in teaching game design as part of your in-school or afterschool class or club? Join us examining different game engines and tools that enable students to create their own computer games. No programming experience is necessary or required.