Google Drive is a free online storage. Your files in Drive can be reached from any smartphone, tablet or computer. So, wherever you go, your files follow. In this course you will learn how to store, manage, and access documents in Drive. Also an introduction of Google Docs, Sheets and Slides. Pre-requisite: Gmail account and be able to...
Looking for a job? We can help with: writing a resume or cover letter, creating an email account, searching online for jobs, completing online job applications, preparing for an interview. Library staff can also help you learn how to access library resources on your smartphone, tablet, or computer! If possible, please bring your device with...
After school activities with a focus on technologies. We'll have robotics and 3D printers and vinyl-cutters on a rotating schedule. Ages 8 to 18. Snacks will be available while supplies last.
Bring your skills and interests to the Teen Center and immerse yourself in our individually-paced, teen-led pop-up maker space. Explore studio recording, computer programming, 3D printing, graphic design, painting, button making, Perler beading and more. Tools and supplies are available upon request.
Occulus for all, 1 hr limit.
For Kids, ages 6-18. Code Club meets weekly to explore different computer programming languages and logic. Previous coding experience is not required. Beginners are welcome. Want to learn some code?...
Code Club is a weekly time when kids can come and learn how to make websites, video games, and apps. It’s informal, fun, and very interactive. Come have fun, make...
Introduction to basic block coding principles using Code-A-Pillar, Code.org, and other hands-on and unplugged activities. Dates: October 5, 12, 19, 26 Time: 4 – 5 PM Class Fee: $35 Intended Audience: Children Aged 4-6 Years Old Instructor: NAU Ph.D. Students of Infomatics
Families are welcome every Thursday to design, create, and collaborate! Try out sewing, animating, programming, inventing, and more! Join us to CrEaTE! Every Thursday. Every Thursday, 4:30-6:00 Free thanks to generous support from the Rosenbluth Family Foundation No need to signup, just show up: 301 N. Willard St. Room 202
Laycee, AKA Miss GoElectric, discusses how a mindset change around transportation is coupled with new technologies for a positive environmental and social impact. We’ll also find ways we can implement these ideas into our classrooms with hands-on kits available from RAFT. Industry Leader: Laycee AKA Miss GoElectric Teacher Leader: Chase Davenport with RAFT Electric Vehicles Environmental ...