Find out how art and technology can combine forces to create animation and video games through the magic of coding
Find out how art and technology can combine forces to create animation and video games through the magic of coding! Workshop attendees will learn about “coding blocks” and logic by using the MIT-based Scratch (an educational, visual coding program). You will learn how to make a video game character move, talk, and even dance! Recommended for beginning coders, or children with little coding experience. This workshop is led by UC Irvine undergraduate students that specialize in STEAM youth programs developed by the Beall Center for Art + Technology. To learn more about other STEAM youth programs, exhibitions, and special events produced by the Beall Center, please visit beallcenter.uci.edu, or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and/or Twitter (@UCIBeallCenter)!
Recommended for beginning coders, or children with little coding experience ages 6-10.
Spaces are limited and advance reservations are required.
Limited tickets available and reservations required. Admission to Kidseum is $10 for everyone over the age of 2 years old and $3 material fee for this workshop.
When purchasing your tickets, please only pay for the $3 material fee for each participating children. Members with the Family Level Membership or above will select the $3 material fee. Non-members or members with and Individual Membership or Senior Membership will select the $13 fee which included the $10 admission for the child and the $3 material fee. Check in at the Kidseum front desk when arriving for the event. Non-members will need to pay at the front desk for the rest of their party or purchase tickets in advance for the entire party. Kidseum admission is $10 for everyone over age 2. Reservations are held based on advance payment. Maximum of 28 participating children.
Phone: 7144801520
Email: kidseum@bowers.org
2017/11/18 - 2017/11/18
Bowers Kidseum
1802 N. Main Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706