Make Video Game Controller, Animate, Code & Play - April School Holidays

"Life can be much broader once you discover one simple fact: Everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you and you can change it, you can influence it, you can build your own things that other people can use.Once you learn that, you'll never be the same again."- Steve Jobs (1955-2011), Founder of Apple and PixarWhy just be consumers when you can be makers and creators?For additional information email info@gizmocats.com or seewww.GizmoCats.com.

Gizmo Cats - Educating the Innovators of the Future

A 1 hour School Holiday Activity making a working push-button to run a video game you can re-program. This is an introductory course to get a taste of learning about electronics and Scratch coding, or 'Physical Computing' (interfacing electronics to/from the virtual to real world). Groups are kept small, maximum of 6 (please contact to accommodate a big group).
All Ages- Introduction to Physical Computing with Video Game Electronics for kids, teens, adults! {Under 10's will require parental supervision}
Learn by doing a fun hands-on activity making a working push-button switch to decorate and take home. Interface the push-button to a Raspberry Pi computer’s input/output wiring to drive a video game character. Instead of being limited to playing yet another video game, make the game controller, colour &amp; re-animate the game characters, and change the program through simple block coding.  Limited space, booking is essential. Cost $28
When: Several 1-hour sessions (pickup up to 20 minutes afterwards) during School Holidays. Where: Thinklab Fremantle (3 blocks from the train station, upstairs next to National Hotel on the Cappuccino Strip)

Thinklab

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