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August 2019
Make, Play, Learn
The Play Make Learn Conference promotes high-quality learning opportunities for educators, researchers, developers, designers, foundation leaders, policy makers, musuem and library professionals, and school leaders who are dedicated to promoting making, gaming, and playful learning. Play Make Learn provides hands-on workshops that engage the audience in cutting-edge learning science ideas and experience; keynote speakers who have expertise in communicating state-of-the-art design, education, and research; demonstrations of new and upcoming games and technology; and networking opportunities meant to spark new projects.…
Find out more »September 2019
Fix IT Clinic
Have a Computer Question or Issue? If your computer or laptop is slow, not working, or seems to have a virus, bring it in for free tech support! Our volunteers will teach valuable repair skills, answer questions, and give technical advice about your device. Details & What to Bring: First come, first served. Labor is FREE. Volunteers can offer advice on purchasing parts online or at local repair stores Bring your laptop, and/or desktop tower and power cord. Volunteers will help…
Find out more »Girls Code Madison
Kids Code Madison is a weekly, drop-in coding club. A volunteer-led program, youth can program their own interactive stories, games, and animations using programs and tools like Scratch and Code Studio. New and experienced kid programmers and their parents welcome! Girls Code Madison is a special once a month night just for girl coders and girls who want to try coding.
Find out more »Kids Code Madison
Kids Code Madison is a weekly, drop-in coding club. A volunteer-led program, youth can program their own interactive stories, games, and animations using programs and tools like Scratch and Code Studio. New and experienced kid programmers and their parents welcome!
Find out more »Kids Code Madison
Kids Code Madison is a weekly, drop-in coding club. A volunteer-led program, youth can program their own interactive stories, games, and animations using programs and tools like Scratch and Code Studio. New and experienced kid programmers and their parents welcome!
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