Creative Computing
DEEPTIME with creative computing.
In these workshops we will be creating a simple app and interactive art piece about our individual DeepTime journeys. Think about how computing, art ,and nature can act as inspiration, rest, relaxation, and more. Nothing is ever perfect or finishes, just you, and your creative journey.
Genevieve's work and research
DataDrivenDance was born out of the lower numbers of female students opting for Computing GCSE or A-level during my secondary teaching career. Females continue to be heavily underrepresented in computing education, current figures for the UK show that only 10% of A-Level computer science students are female (Kemp, Berry, & Wong, 2018). DataDrivenDance, classical ballet productions as a medium for delivering computing theory and concepts aimed at none specialist audiences. An ongoing award-winning project since 2012 uses ballets as an R&D platform for developing creative computing educational classroom resources.
Making a ZINE
what even is a Zine
A zine, pronounced “zeen” (just like the end of the word magazine), is a homemade publication. There are no set-in-stone rules for making zines. A zine can be about anything you’re interested in. Really! There are all kinds of zines including: fanzines (a zine about something or someone you love), cooking zines full of recipes and tips, comic zines, art zines, poetry zines, and personal zines where people write about their daily live
Creative Coding
Music Making with Block Code.
This is a starter project
Record your own sounds, the possibilities
are endless
