Hackerspace Brussels

Placeholder - doing fun stuff with hackery kids. Save the date.

Placeholder - doing fun stuff with hackery kids. Save the date.

Placeholder - doing fun stuff with hackery kids. Save the date.

The space is open for kids working on their tech projects together with their parents.

Last minute flu, had to cancel the event.

Canceled

This workshop will be given in Dutch, but we’re fluent in English and French too. Description below is in Dutch.

We bekijken een aantal klaargemaakte preparaten onder de microscoop We prepareren een oplossing waarin kristallen kunnen groeien.

De kristallen moeten 2 weken rusten

• ofwel neem je je preparaten mee naar huis en rusten ze daar
• ofwel laat je de preparaten rusten in de hackerspace en kom je ze ophalen op 12 december (volgende tech with kids)

New date set to March 20th.

This workshop will be given in Dutch, but French and English are not an issue if someone has difficulty following.

During this workshop, we’ll discover the basic ideas behind virtual reality and try out a few things using a Google Cardboard. Participants go home with Google Cardboard VR goggles to be used with your smartphone.

• Bring along your favorite drawing pencil and maybe a few colours.
• You’ll also need an Android (4.4+) or iOS (8.0+) smartphone (a tablet is…

• This event is geared towards children, but we expect a parent to be around to help their own children.
• This workshop will be given in Dutch (Nederlands) but plenty of parents will be around to translate if something isn’t clear.
• Thanks to Homeschooling parents Anneleen and Tom for offering us this workshop!
• Because of the interactive nature of the project, only 10 children can participate. Registration is required: mail to contact@hsbxl.be or reach out on the Facebook event if you want…

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