Cacti Council volunteer and Full Sail University student Pablo Bernal-Alarcon, together with a team of artists and subject matter experts, developed an educational math game for kids called The Adventures of Ana & Sebastian. A full credit list of contributors is available in game. The game centers around two protagonists, Ana & Sebastian, who travel…
Full Sail University student volunteers Brennan Rodriguez, Matt Moody, and David Crane help students at Winter Park High School with their Unity 3D projects, under the guidance of technology teacher Kent Wenger. Brennan and Matt also prepared various slide presentations and tutorials, and demoed them to students. After the presentations they walked around and answered…
One of our 5th grade Parke House Academy students, Diego, made us a pixelized pumpkin for Halloweeen this year, on our Kano Pixel Kit. Diego has been programming with Google CS-First, which uses Scratch underneath. Kano’s programming IDE uses a very similar block-based interface, so the skills transfer!
We will be @ Otronicon this year. We will have a booth with computers setup with educational software, and we will be offering educational workshops. We will be explaining what we do and how you can help kids learning computer science and programming. Special thanks to volunteers: Jason Hinders, Kris Soto, Dylan Rodarte, Stevie Magaço,…
Today we had the honor of helping judge a science fair competition at Rock Lake Middle School in Seminole County. They had 40-50 projects across a wide range of science topics. A big Thank You to Kimberly Casselman and Cynthia Hardy for inviting us!
Today we participated in Code.org‘s Hour of Code at Windermere Preparatory School. The students, about 50 kids ranging from 3rd to 5th grade, were mostly interested in the Minecraft project! A big Thank You to Kristin Weissman, Director of Marketing and Communications at Windermere Prep, for getting in contact with us!
