Creative Coding Summer Workshops
Make computational art and learn to code this summer at The School of Emerging Media and Technology's Creative Coding Workshop.
High school students and returning Kent State students with little or no background in coding and computer graphics are invited to a two-afternoon, hands-on workshop hosted at the Kent State University campus. Led by faculty in the School of Emerging Media and Technology, attendees will learn the basics of JavaScript and leave with a distinctive digital artifact and the tools to create generative art. This workshop is perfect for students exploring their expressive side and curious about coding.
This workshop is free but registration is limited, so sign up while spots are available!
Kent State Students
Open to all majors - current and incoming (Fall '23) Kent State students
June 27-28, 1 p.m. -5 p.m.
Franklin Hall | IdeaBase (Room 326)
High School Students
Rising juniors and seniors
July 19-20, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Franklin Hall | IdeaBase (Room 326)
CREATIVE CODING WORKSHOP AGENDA
Workshop attendees will learn the basics of JavaScript and leave with a distinctive digital artifact and the tools to create generative art.