Virtual: Make Your Own Video Game
Virtual Workshop via Google Meet
Monday, Aug. 10, 10:00-11:00am
Good for children 7 years and up.
The Rhode Island Computer Museum will present a virtual Workshop call “Make Your Own Video Game”. This is a great chance to put down your controllers and take time to learn interactive software titled “Scratch” and create your own “video game” sample. Presented by our learning team, the program will also include an exhibit on “Historic Video Games”. The exhibit aims to explain the impact of Early Video Games and then teach the MIT developed youth program “Scratch”. Scratch is a computer program developed to teach software coding and allows you can create your own “video game” sample. The workshop aims to explain how early video games were made and give students new skills to develop their own games.
Contact for more information: Jason Yang jason@ricomputermuseum.org
Many times RICM has presented Minecraft and coding programs at Mason Library.
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The Rhode Island Computer Museum will present a virtual Workshop call “Make Your Own Video Game”. This is a great chance to put down your controllers and take time to learn interactive software titled “Scratch” and create your own “video game” sample. Presented by our learning team, the program will also include an exhibit on “Historic Video Games”. The exhibit aims to explain the impact of Early Video Games and then teach the MIT developed youth program “Scratch”. Scratch is a computer program developed to teach software coding and allows you can create your own “video game” sample. The workshop aims to explain how early video games were made and give students new skills to develop their own games.
Contact for more information: Jason Yang jason@ricomputermuseum.org
Many times RICM has presented Minecraft and coding programs at Mason Library.
RICM's Mission
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