Introduction workshop on technology for young people, covering electronics, digital art, 3D printing and programming.
Next Gen is running at Gloucester Library on Wednesday 16 December, a taster session in technology aimed at young people. It's a single afternoon that pulls together a few different sides of the digital world, so if you've been curious about how things actually work under the hood, this is a good place to start.
Across the hour, the session covers electronics, digital art, 3D printing and programming. That's a fair bit of ground for one go, but that's the point: it's an introduction rather than a deep dive into any one thing. You'll get a look at electronics — the hardware side of things — alongside digital art, where the focus shifts to creating on screen. Then there's 3D printing, which brings digital designs into the physical world, and programming, the code that ties it all together. It's a broad sweep, so it works whether you're more interested in the making side or the coding side.
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The session runs from 2:00pm to 3:00pm at Gloucester Library, on Northgate Street where it meets The Oxbode, Gloucester, Gloucestershire GL1 1SQ. It's a one-hour slot on a Wednesday afternoon, so it's something you can fit in without taking up the whole day.
