Portfolio
List of all 2019 summer Tech Bytes workshops
List of all tech presentations/science projects presented in TechBytes event 2019
Gallery
Few snippets from our workshops
Our goal is to work with youths to guide them to present their STEAM ideas as a presentation with more visuals in our events/workshops.
We provide STEAM related challenges/games to play and we encourage participants to work as a team and a leader from the team does the presentation by working with the team together.
We work with youths who have created or have interest in creating STEAM related products/projects and we let the youths drive our workshops.
Our Tech Bytes Science and Technology meetup held in Surrey, BC was well received with 100+ audience. 2 youths compered for this event, 9 youths presented their Tech ideas, 1 youth demonstrated a Science project and 3 youths did Tech workshops. Variety of Science & Technology topics were discussed.
Our Tech Bytes Summer Visual Story Telling Workshops were held in different libraries across Greater Vancouver. We did workshops for different age groups spanning across 9-18. We had overwhelming response for all our summer workshops and all of them reached maximum capacity.
Our Infographics workshops for students of age group 9-12 was held in Surrey City Centre Library. Our Image Editing & 2D Animation workshops for students of age group 11-14 in Coquitlam City Centre Library. Our 3D Printing & Virtual Reality for students of age group 13-18 was held in Richmond Brighouse Library.
It was really informative for people who don’t know about 3D printing and everyone were really helpful - Grade 8 student!
It was really fun to make the VR scene on the computer, and the presenters were very good at explaning what to do - Grade 8 student!
I loved it because I learned how to make a 2D animation - Grade 7 student!
Very interesting and interactive. Good Tech resources. Good intro for programming - Grade 11 student!
It was interesting - Grade 4 student from Infographics workshop!
All the mentors and the presenter were really helpful and helped when someone got stuck - Grade 9 student!
Currently we are working for our Embedded Story Telling content creation and we plan to conduct workshops on basics of Embedded Systems using different enabling platforms and tools like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, MicroBit, Makey Makey, Paper Circuits and more soon. Stay tuned and contact us for any information!