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Teaching the full design process including the construction of the Arcade Cabinent and making sure the students know that can take the fully and easy constructed Cardboard arcade to a Plywood and duraable material that can last the test of time.
Code
Design
Construct
Assemble
Using Recylced materials such as cardboard boxes from Amazon, and plastic bottles turned into 3d printing filament we can get to the upcycling of tools to create custom arcades
Scratch MIT is a visual programming language and can be used to teach coding and game dev, and through our special emulator can
Live and active build parties that allow for groups to come together and build as a group one or several arcades cabinents allowing the full production cycle to be doen wiht a team as part of a build party
The Arcade cabinents are made in the class room with mallable cardboard and then tested, showing how engineering and design use cardboard to prototype
The parts of the arcade can be resused and built into the harder and more sturdy outside cabinet to be placed in establishments as working arcades, with the pay to play model.
Have you ever wanted to make your own video game? Learn how to design and code your very own game with a group of awesome people! All experience levels are welcome.
Ages 9 and older.