Current classes

We are  offering on coding and technology for  girls in grades 5-10. Classes are free unless a materials fee is listed. Please note, all times are in Eastern Time.  Take note of our no-show and repeat class policies

Difficulty rating: ⭐- no experience needed, ⭐⭐ - some coding experience helpful , ⭐⭐⭐ - some coding experience needed

November 2024

November 23 - Augmented Reality

Roane State Community College, Oak Ridge, TN

9am to Noon - Eastern Time.

Augmented reality is a fast growing field allowing digital objects to appear in the physical world. Learn about how Augmented Reality (AR) works, add your very own virtual items to your world using CoSpaces (www.cospaces.io) and the Merge Cube. To experience AR a smart phone or tablet that can run the CoSpaces App is required.

December 2024

December 7 - Game Physics Rocket Edition

Virtual class

10am to Noon- Eastern Time.

Did you know that most video games use a physics engine to control how objects behave, roll, fall and in general behave based on real world or alien planets physics laws? In this workshop you will create your own 3D Rocket Launcher and explore game physics on different planets using CoSpaces (www.cospaces.io).

December 14 - 3D Printing

Blount County Public Library, Maryville, TN

10am to 3pm - Eastern Time.

Three Dimensional printing is a new phenomenon in the tech world, and it is an amazing way to bridge the software and physical worlds. Students will learn about 3D printing principles, learn about downloading, customizing and creating their own objects using open source software - and they will be able to 3D print their design. Lunch will be provided.

December 21 - Artistic Math⭐⭐

Virtual class

10am to Noon- Eastern Time.

Come join us! Learn to use math to its fullest potential to make beautiful patterns. We will use Python to display interesting shapes to create captivating artwork. We can not wait to see what patterns you come up with. If you can add, subtract, multiply, and divide, this class is for you.

2025

We expect our program for winter/spring 2025 to be published by the end of November.