Create a light art space through programming

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In this workshop, participants will use Scratch-based programming to move ball-shaped smart lighting and attempt to create an exciting light space. Through interactive art appreciation and trial and error programming, participants will gain a practical understanding of the "creative learning" process being studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). At the end of the workshop, participants will receive a lecture on how to put together their summer vacation independent research project.

Workshop video @ Nishiaizu International Art Village
Workshop management company
Panasonic Holdings Corporation
Date and time
August 1st (Thu) 14:30-17:00
Venue
Toranomon Hills Cafe
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Entry fee
Free
Maximum number of participants
20 participants
Eligible ages
3rd grade to 6th grade
Parent/guardian accompaniment
Required
Support in English
None
Things to prepare
・A camera or smartphone to take photos of the product
・Writing implements (pencil or ballpoint pen)
Category
Technology Art
Notes
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1st recruitment period
July 19th (Friday) 18:00 - July 21st (Sunday) 23:59

2nd recruitment period
July 30th (Tuesday) 18:00 - August 1st (Thursday) 23:59

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