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Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Weekend Courses: Minecraft: Mod Programming
WELCOME TO JOIN US! Students (8-12 years) create their own Minecraft mods using MCreator and learn the basics of game programming.
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Weekend Courses: Minecraft: Design & Geography
WELCOME TO JOIN 6-10 years old Students to design landscapes and structures in Minecraft while learning about geography and planning!
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Weekend Courses: Technology Workshop
WELCOME TO JOIN a fun technology workshop for younger children featuring games, beginner coding, and creative projects.
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Weekend Courses: 3 D
WELCOME TO JOIN us @ SKEMA Introduction to 3D design where students create their own models and digital objects!
Activities | 2026-06-14
"Together for Sustainability" eTwinning Projesi kodlama çalışması
Öğrencilerimizle birlikte güvenli internet günü kapsamında kodlama çalışması yapmak
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Weekend Courses: 3D Design & Creativity
SKEMA WELCOMES students 10-13 years old to creative 3D design course where participants develop their own ideas and models.
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Weekend Courses: Robot Programming
SKEMA WELCOMES Students (8-12 years old) to learn to program robots and work with sensors and movement.
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Public Library Courses: Python Basics
SKEMA and Kopavogur Public Library welcomes Students age 10-14 years old learn the basics of Python programming through projects and creative exercises!
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Public Library Courses: Tech Girls
WELCOME TO SKEMA ! A creative technology course for girls focused on coding and STEM projects.
Activities | 2026-06-14
SKEMA Public Library Course: Scratch Game Design
SKEMA welcomes students (AGE 7-10 YEARS) to design and program their own video games in Scratch using block-based coding.
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