Ottawa-based technology educator offering coding and multimedia workshops to kids and their teachers. Check out our new summer camp at the Ottawa RA Centre.
A clip from our latest Scratch Hacks video tutorial, a beginner's guide to using clones in Scratch. It's the latest of 30+ fun and classroom-friendly coding lessons we've published since starting up @AtomecStudios last year.
Full tutorial: https://t.co/8pZlWYLKJ3
#Scratch
Fledgling Canadian game developer Robert Durant has launched Kickstarter on behalf of his impressive new tabletop card game, MonstaTama. Check it out! https://t.co/UvxhZxqTt1
Fledgling Canadian game developer Robert Durant has launched a Kickstarter for his new tabletop card game, MonstaTama. Check it out! https://t.co/UvxhZxqTt1
Hey #teachertwitter, if you're looking to get your kids started coding in #Scratch, check out our popular new tutorial series, Scratch Hacks. Short 3-5 minute tutorials inspired by the most frequently asked questions from new Scratchers.
https://t.co/yFYWffEG3Z
A mad scientist's lair is the backdrop for our latest tutorial, on creating epic buttons in #Scratch. To accompany this kid-friendly coding lesson, we created a fun interactive project for our viewers to play with.
https://t.co/3j1EgNVt2f
Full tutorial: https://t.co/QYrtaJDxMz
I used #Scratch to code a #Wordle cheater program that will nail even the most infuriating puzzle words. Just supply the info you've gathered and Scratch weeds through a database of 5-letter words, eliminating suspects until only a few candidates remain.
https://t.co/qYECrO6UG2
On tomorrow's live stream you'll learn how we created this awesome post-apocalyptic image makeover, along with many more cool graphic techniques you can use to spiff up your #Scratch backgrounds. The fun starts tomorrow (March 26) at 10 am EDT.
https://t.co/MJt7goPrFH
We're launching a worldwide search for high school co-op students to help create educational content for our YouTube channel. You can earn high school credit by filming technology tutorials, reviews, interviews and other fun content. [email protected]
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@byKASURAGA@Jeffrey_Tomec Thanks! We're very proud of Jeffrey, and excited to see him finally getting a chance to work with world-class talents. I've had a few sneak previews of your quirky and strangely unsettling little game, and you guys are smashing it!!
Check out the trailer for this creepy, surreal and darkly funny new project by a trio of Stockholm-based indie developers. Coded by Chromeworks alumnus (and my son!) @Jeffrey_Tomec. FREE on Steam starting Jan 14.
Chromeworks is celebrating our 1,000th YouTube subscriber with a fun little bonus live stream, starting today at noon Eastern. Watch the stream and share one of your #Scratch projects in the chat and Mr. T will try it out live on the air.
https://t.co/8q870y8Gor
Celebrity Scratcher @PaddlerGames speed-draws one of his iconic stickmen in this excerpt from a Chromeworks live #Scratch tutorial last week. The full tutorial is now up on YouTube.
https://t.co/uyX8znsr9t
There's still time to enter our annual Scratch Holiday #Parade, airing Dec 18 on YouTube. Design and animate your own parade float in #Scratch & share it to our parade studio to enter. A great classroom coding activity!
Complete tutorial: https://t.co/PANgOJUzp6
#codingforkids
This weekend we kick off a new series of interviews with the world's most popular Scratchers by chatting with #PaddlerGames, a 17-year-old Florida high school student who creates funny and irreverent storytelling projects.
https://t.co/ugR6UiLuFY
Langton's Ant is a simple 'artificial life' experiment which models how order can emerge from a virtual ant's seemingly chaotic movements.
Check out this simple #Scratch video tutorial, suitable for #math and #biology classes. https://t.co/YJAaGhR22S.
https://t.co/MIX7A4G0sg
On this week's live stream we're going to be giving #Scratch a fun makeover with help from a free Chrome extension. Learn how to change the color and shape of your Scratch blocks, and how to transform the program's entire interface to switch on Dark Mode. https://t.co/tga28oBM8p
SRB student Ben Tait discusses the amazing Super Smash Bros. game adaptation he created as part of his co-op placement with Chromeworks. Ben is one of 16 students who worked with us this year at a time when most co-op placements were shuttered.
@OCDSB
https://t.co/A2bpDqATvN