Come to The Pixel Pad every second Saturday of the month. Teens should expect to increase their knowledge in art, animation, computer science, programming and design. You will be able to build a game from scratch, create your own animated characters, develop levels and add sound effects.
Rockwood Library makerspace programs made possible by gifts to The Library Foundation and a grant from the Mount Hood Cable Regulatory Commission through funds provided by cable companies.
This month, January has an extra week so we have an extra Pixel Pad.
Come to The Pixel Pad every second Saturday of the month. Teens should expect to increase their knowledge in art, animation, computer science, programming and design. You will be able to build a game from scratch, create your own animated characters, develop levels and add sound effects.
Rockwood Library makerspace programs made possible by gifts to The Library Foundation and a grant from the Mount Hood Cable Regulatory Commission through funds provided by cable companies.
The Hour of Code is here; join millions to learn computer science for one hour during Computer Science Education Week.
Come to the library and learn how to create and play games on your own with activities designed to demystify “code” and show that anyone can learn the basics to be a maker, a creator, an innovator. Discover resources you can use at home. We’ll provide a variety of self-guided tutorials that anybody can do, on a browser, tablet, or smartphone.
No experience needed. Best for participants ages 6 and older. Parents come join your kids and learn together.
The Hour of Code is here; join millions to learn computer science for one hour duringComputer Science Education Week.
Come to the library and learn how to create and play games on your own with activities designed to demystify “code” and show that anyone can learn the basics to be a maker, a creator, an innovator. Discover resources you can use at home. We’ll provide a variety of self-guided tutorials that anybody can do, on a browser, tablet, or smartphone.
No experience needed. Best for participants ages 6 and older. Parents come join your kids and learn together.
The Hour of Code is here; join millions to learn computer science for one hour duringComputer Science Education Week.
Come to the library and learn how to create and play games on your own with activities designed to demystify “code” and show that anyone can learn the basics to be a maker, a creator, an innovator. Discover resources you can use at home. We’ll provide a variety of self-guided tutorials that anybody can do, on a browser, tablet, or smartphone.
No experience needed. Best for participants ages 6 and older. Parents come join your kids and learn together.
The Hour of Code is here; join millions to learn computer science for one hour duringComputer Science Education Week.
Come to the library and learn how to create and play games on your own with activities designed to demystify “code” and show that anyone can learn the basics to be a maker, a creator, an innovator. Discover resources you can use at home. We’ll provide a variety of self-guided tutorials that anybody can do, on a browser, tablet, or smartphone.
No experience needed. Best for participants ages 6 and older. Parents come join your kids and learn together.
The Hour of Code is here; join millions to learn computer science for one hour duringComputer Science Education Week.
Come to the library and learn how to create and play games on your own with activities designed to demystify “code” and show that anyone can learn the basics to be a maker, a creator, an innovator. Discover resources you can use at home. We’ll provide a variety of self-guided tutorials that anybody can do, on a browser, tablet, or smartphone.
No experience needed. Best for participants ages 6 and older. Parents come join your kids and learn together.
Join us to learn about theOregon Game Project Challenge (OGPC), a statewide event to create games and meet game industry professionals. Participants will be able to learn more about game design and kickoff their own design process for the OGPC main event. You can form a team with other youth and even coach the team!
Rockwood Library makerspace programs made possible by gifts to The Library Foundation and a grant from the Mount Hood Cable Regulatory Commission through funds provided by cable companies.
Create stories, games, and animations on SCRATCH and share with others around the world.
Have you ever wanted to create your own adventure story or a game you can play with friends?
Bringing games to life can be easy and fun! Join Pixel Arts for four days of fun, hands-on workshops to create tabletop and video games with your friends. We’ll draw, sketch, and design games inspired by your favorite books and your imagination.
You’ll be able to:
– Build your own game worlds using cards, paper, tiles, dice, and tokens
– Write a choose-your-own-adventure game with Twine – a game-making software
– Bring your game to life with Scratch – an easy to learn visual programming software
– Combine your projects or continue on with one of them in a free-for-all maker place
– Learn about game developer careers and local game spaces
At the end of the activities, share your games with friends online and at the library!
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