Workshops - Term 1 2020
We run Arduino workshops right across the Adelaide region (South Australia).
Participants are not required to bring anything to the Arduino workshops, all equipment is provided.
As we partner with local councils to deliver some of these Arduino workshops, the cost differs as they are subsided to varying degrees. Please refer to each specific workshop for actual pricing and times.
Introductory
This 1 hour session is a taste-tester and introduction to the Arduino microprocessor, programming and electronics using Ardublock, a “drag and drop” interface. No previous experience is required.
The following 90 minute workshops run for 8 weeks (8 sessions) over the course of a school term as participants build on their knowledge from week to week.
Beginners
The aim of the Beginner workshops is to empower the participants with enough knowledge to be able to make their own basic projects. These workshops utilise the Ardublock “drag and drop” interface to simplify programming and are aimed at participants who may have little to no experience in microprocessor programming.
Locations
Friday February 7th – April 3rd
5:00pm – 6:30pm
$320 for eight weeks
OR
Saturday February 8th – April 4th
9:00am – 10:30am
$320 for eight weeks
To book, contact info@techspacelearning.org
Saturday February 8th – April 4th
10:30am – 12:00pm
(Subsidised) $240 for eight weeks
To book, contact info@techspacelearning.org
Thursday February 6th – March 26th
5:00pm – 6:30pm
$320 for eight weeks
To book, contact info@techspacelearning.org
Intermediate
The Intermediate workshops introduce the basic skills required to program the Arduino in its native C-based language. While participants are not required to have completed the Beginners workshops, reasonable keyboard skills and some previous minor experience with programming is desirable.
Locations
Friday February 7th – April 3rd
7:00pm – 8:30pm
$320 for eight weeks
To book, contact info@techspacelearning.org
Advanced
The Advanced workshops will expand on the participants knowledge of the more complex techniques, modules and devices that are available for the Arduino platform and demonstrating how to use them. Moderate knowledge of Arduino programming is required.
Locations
No planned workshops for Term 1 2020
Professional Development
Our Professional Development workshops are aimed at educating Professionals who wish to expand their skills and knowledge of digital technology. The workshops will demystify some of the jargon and introduce concepts that can be translated into the classroom to assist in teaching students technology at a “grass roots” level.
If you are interested please contact us at: info@techspacelearning.org
Locations
No planned workshops for Term 1 2020