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Mi. 14.10. ab 18:00 – CAD-Dojo
⚠️ An jedem 2. Mittwoch des Monats! 3D-druckbare Objekte selbst erstellen oder anpassen, ein Regal entwerfen oder gar ein komplexeres Gerät designen – um CAD kommt man dabei quasi nicht herum, die Einstiegshürde ist aber relativ hoch. Wir üben wichtige …
The 8 Mathematics and Coding Concepts Taught at MakerKids
October 14, 2026 MakerKids teaches the eight coding concepts in Ontario’s Grades 1 to 8 math curriculum : sequential events, concurrent events, repeating events, nested events, conditional statements, efficiency of code, defined counts and sub-programs, and analysis of data. Each grade adds one new concept, and each one builds on the last. Kids learn them by making things: games, robots and Minecraft machines. Key takeaways Ontario’s math curriculum adds one coding concept per grade, from Grade 1 to Grade 8. The concepts stack. A Grade 5 student still uses sequences and loops in every project. Kids learn them best by building, whether that’s a game, a robot or a Minecraft machine. What are the 8 coding concepts in Ontario’s math curriculum? Coding has been part of Ontario’s mandatory Grades 1 to 8 mathematics curriculum since 2020, and each grade introduces one new idea ( York Region District School Board ). Here’s what each concept means and how kids practice it at MakerKids. Grade 1: Sequential events Code starts at the top and runs one step at a time. Change the order, and so
Maker Melee with Social Medium
CRASH Space went head-to-head with fellow makerspace Social Medium in their monthly Maker Melee event. The theme was Cyber Pet, and teams of makers pulled out their skills to show-off their own take on the topic! Want to attend a field trip or hangout at CRASH Space? Reach out through our google group , discord server , or check out our calendar for future events.
Journée recherche et innovation 2026
Le jeudi 15 octobre 2026, l'IUT de Bordeaux a organisé la quatrième édition de sa journée recherche et innovation. Ce rendez-vous a pour ambition de favoriser les échanges entre collègues, de mieux faire connaître les travaux de chacun, de faire émerger de nouveaux projets pluridisciplinaires et de partager un moment de convivialité entre les personnels de l'IUT.
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FIXME Reloaded
Après une grande pause dans les activités de l'association, nous reprenons en force pour cette fin d'année 2026 avec plusieurs événements et une relance de rendez-vous mensuels. Monthly Meeting - 16 octobre dès 19h Grand ménage du local - 26 octobre dès 19h Home Assistant Community Day 2026 - 7 novembre de 15h à 18h