Bridge21 Workshop (Online) - Programming with Python 26&27th February 2021

Bridge21 are proud to offer several innovative computing workshops for teachers and educators. After participation in the workshops (details below), participants will have developed a number of new technical skills and will be confident planning activities involving digital media production, programming and computational thinking. The workshops will also be useful for educators and mentors who are  engaged in informal education through Club-houses, CoderDojo, TechSpace and other similar youth programmes.All of the sessions are hands-on in nature and are delivered using theBridge21 learning model. Most workshops will take place in Trinity College Dublin, and selected workshops will take place in our purpose-designed learning space in Oriel House, Fenian Street, Dublin 2, which is located just off the main Trinity College Dublin campus – (seemap here). Others will be run at Google Buildings in Grand Canal Dock. The workshops are subject to availability of resources and sufficient demand.If you have any queries or if you’d just like to be kept up to date about what’s going on, please emailjake at bridge21.ie. To be added to our mailing list, simply emailoptin@bridge21.ie.

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This workshop is hosted alongside participants on Trinity College Dublin's Postgraduate Certificate

<h2>This is a 2-part workshop taking place from      6-8pm on Friday and 9.30am-1pm on Saturday.</h2><h2>The workshop will also be useful for educators and mentors who are engaged in informal education through Club-houses, CoderDojo, TechSpace and other similar youth programmes.</h2><p><strong>Text-based Programming (Python 1: Introduction)</strong></p><p>The Python programming language is the next level beyond Scratch and is used extensively as an introduction to coding. Its syntax is simple and it has some very powerful features built into the language. It offers great flexibility in application, from games to websites. This workshop will focus on a mix of Python basics and mathematical algorithms. The basics will then be used to build a more complex application. Participation in Computational Thinking, Scratch 1&amp;2 is highly recommended (but not essential) before attending this workshop.</p><p></p><p></p>

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