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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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SUMMARY:Coding Club
DESCRIPTION:Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology 
 Center Coding Club.\n\nCome play with some cool new robots!\n\nThe 
 curriculum is based on participant interests\, so if there’s something 
 you want to learn to do\, come talk about it at coding club.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nCurrent activities available:\n\nEasy difficulty:\n\nElectrical 
 Engineering : Try out our Makey Makey programmable controller from MIT 
 media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an 
 introduction to block coding.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Build structures 
 with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit and expand your learning with 3D 
 modelling and printing options.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Utilize block 
 coding and pre-programmed AI functions integrated into the MegaPi 
 microprocessor with the MakeBlock Robotics kit sensors.\n\nWeb Design: 
 Learn social media setup and integration\, including uploading files and 
 pictures.\n\nArt & Creativity: Help facilitate class by running our music 
 playlists\, taking pictures\, and recording video of our cool 
 experiments.\n\n \n\n \n\nMedium difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: 
 Turn anything conductive into a controller with the Makey Makey\, and 
 program the buttons with block coding or Python.\n\nMechanical Engineering: 
 Build a robot with our MakeBlock Robotics kit with multiple sensors and 
 mechanical parts.\n\nSoftware Engineering: Build the coding libraries used 
 to communicate directly with the microprocessors and how to build programs 
 in Python like a professional programmer.\n\nWeb Design: Create your own 
 website using various online web design interface tools like 
 Wordpress.\n\nArt & Creativity: Experiment with our digital art tablets and 
 design sprites and backgrounds for our block-coding activities.\n\n \n\n 
 \n\nHard difficulty:\n\nElectrical Engineering: Learn how to wire sensors 
 to microprocessors and learn how the connections produce light and transmit 
 data with the MegaPi and Arduino Sense 33 Tiny Machine Learning 
 Kit.\n\nMechanical Engineering: Learn 3D modelling and print custom designs 
 with our CAD software and our Creality K1C printer to create your own 
 engineered machines.\n\nSoftware Engineering: With the Arduino Tiny Machine 
 Learning Kit and Arduino IDE we can delve into the cutting edge of 
 low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine 
 see the world around it\, and you train it for useful tasks\, and it can 
 control other microprocessors to do tasks for it.\n\nWeb Design: Learn to 
 customize and hand-code websites using HTML and CSS.\n\nArt & Creativity: 
 Utilize voice modulation software to mimic and redesign voices.
LOCATION:Central - Tech Center Classroom\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Arts, Crafts & Hobbies, Department - Tech Center, Games/Gaming, Community , Computers & Technology, Makerspace
CONTACT;CN="Cy Shropshire":MAILTO:cy.shropshire@libraryweb.org
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