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Workshops

Teen Summit participants had the opportunity to participate in an afternoon workshop to try out a new project and get familiar with technology they weren't yet familiar with. When the Teen Summit was over, we hoped that all participants would return to their Clubhouses with new skills to share and a new interest to explore.

Name
Description
3D and Community Mapping Learned 3D modeling techniques and began to map our community

www.cosmicblobs.com

Community Activism Learned how to motivate and empower other youth to change the world. Participants went on a walking tour led by Boston youth and began to discuss what leadership means.

www.mytowninc.org

Crickets

Transformed everyday objects into interactive creations

llk.media.mit.edu/projects/cricket/about/index.shtml

Electronic Jewelry Designed interactive jewelry with sensors
Engineering Designed and built with science

www.mos.org/doc/1417

Environment
Discussed some common environmental issues and learned about water purification methods

www.mos.org/?audience=educators

Flash Animation Ever thought about what it would be like to be a superhero? Now we can find out!
Game Making
Have a favorite video game? We saw how fun it was to design our own!
Green Screen Movie Making
What do King Kong, Lord of the Rings and X-Men have in common? Begin to explore it all here.
Hyperscore Made music outside of the studio with this software workshop.

community.harmonylinemusic.com

Robolabs Engineering through lego design challenges

www.ceeo.tufts.edu/

Scratch

Interacted dynamically with images of ourselves.

weblogs.media.mit.edu/llk/scratch

World Arts
Toured artwork from ancient times and modern pieces and began to make your own designs.

www.mfa.org


 

   




 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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