Join the Saskatchewan Mining Association at the SSC on March 7, 2024, for some special activities in celebration of Engineering & Geoscience Week!
Learn to make new games with a microbit. Making a Sandwich is easy, right? Learn how a computer thinks through a fun (and sometimes messy) sandwich building exercise.
Code along with us as we create the game Flappy bird using code.org. Continuing from last week, we will be playing through more code combat, a game that teaches you to code while you play.
Levelhead is a game like Mario Maker on PC. You’ll learn how to use the game to create some fun things. We will create our own GoCode level and take your input to make this level more fun to play.
Follow along with the GoCode team as they dive into dungeons and find cool gear by using coding to complete missions in a game.
The GoCode team is back with Micro:bits and they are going to teach you how to build a stopwatch so you can time yourself coding projects. We are also going to show you how a microbit can be coded to be a compass.
Go! Code:Girls program is specially designed for girls aged 11-16 years to introduce them with the world of coding.
We will be using a website to create some games. Learn how to use the site and see some of the cool ways we can use it to develop some awesome content. We will share and play levels that people create!
Role Playing Games (RPG's) are a classic video game style. We will be showing the basics of one of the best ways to tell a story and make a fun game. Following up from the morning session, we will be showing more ways to use RPG maker to design some cool stuff for games you create.
Code.org brings fresh new ways to learn how to code by using Minecraft tutorials and help the GoCode team complete missions. Minecraft has become an iconic game come join the GoCode team as they explore the minecraft world in code.org.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Technology has rapidly progressed. We'll be discussing some of the major changes we've seen in computers, phones and other areas and how these have impacted how we interact with the world.
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
How have games changed from 1972? See some of the major leaps in both graphics, controls and story telling have shaped a past-time into a juggernaut that generates 3 times the annual revenue compared to movies.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Technology has rapidly progressed. We'll be discussing some of the major changes we've seen in computers, phones and other areas and how these have impacted how we interact with the world.
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
How have games changed from 1972? See some of the major leaps in both graphics, controls and story telling have shaped a past-time into a juggernaut that generates 3 times the annual revenue compared to movies.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Have you ever wondered how Mario, Megaman and a multitude of characters in video games were created? In this workshop the GocCode team will teach you how to build your own characters!
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Watch as our educator uses some of the sprites we've created to make new projects using some of the techonologies presented in previous workshops.
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
What makes a game? Find out all the parts that make up one of our favorite past-times. Learn all about game design and how we make the rules that make up games.
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Following up from our What's in a Game workshop, we will be discussing different games and doing a deep dive into all of the aspects that make some of the best games stand out.
10:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Our educator will be creating some advanced animation in Scratch. Come and watch as they show how to make some interesting landscapes.
2:00 PM - 3:00PM
Continuing with more advanced Scratch Animation techniques
Morning - How do computers learn? Our educator will teach us how computers can learn and think. This will show some of the cool ways that the technology we use has been changed by letting computers learn.
Afternoon - Can computers learn how to play videogames better than us? Find out how some people have taught computers to beat videogames and, in some cases, better than people.
Have you ever wondered how Mario, Megaman and a multitude of characters in video games were created? In this workshop the Go! Code team will teach you how to build your own characters! *Recommended for ages 8 and up
Have you ever wondered how Mario, Megaman and a multitude of characters in video games were created? In this workshop the Go! Code team will teach you how to build your own characters! *Recommended for ages 8 and up
Have you ever wondered how Mario, Megaman and a multitude of characters in video games were created? In this workshop the Go! Code team will teach you how to build your own
Have you ever wondered how Mario, Megaman and a multitude of characters in video games were created? In this workshop the Go! Code team will teach you how to build your own
In this workshop, the Go! Code team will explore a mathematical equation to discover a three dimensional knot animation. *Recommended for ages 8 and up
In this workshop, the Go! Code team will explore a mathematical equation to discover a three dimensional knot animation. *Recommended for ages 8 and up
Ready, set, go! Explore the science of motion by investigating Newton’s third Law, “Every action has an equal, and opposite reaction.” Experiment with this law, by making a balloon powered car in this FREE workshop.
This workshop will focus on coding multiple sprites to create the illusion of a dance party. *Recommended for ages 8 and up
This workshop will focus on coding multiple sprites to create the illusion of a dance party. *Recommended for ages 8 and up
Take part in this FREE interactive weather workshop where we will explore wind, the extreme weather it causes and build a kite of your very own.
This workshop will focus on coding multiple sprites to create the illusion of a dance party. *Recommended for ages 8 and up
This workshop will focus on coding multiple sprites to create the illusion of a dance party. *Recommended for ages 8 and up
Learn about the heart and circulatory system with this FREE online workshop that will go through the dissection of a pork heart and a hands-on experiment.
Learn to code a soil testing machine using a Micro:bit. Find out how you can make sure your flowers are never over or under-watered using technology.
