​Fun w/ Code & Art - Living Art w/ JavaScript

​Fun with Code and Art – Living Art with JavaScript

Have fun learning how to write computer programs to create art and music! We will write code to implement a dynamic art display that reacts to whatever sound is being played. Learn code on how to accept user input to create a visually stunning masterpiece! Students will learn the fundamentals of computer programming using the very popular language, JavaScript, and will be able to immediately see the results of their code.

The main goals of the class are to give students a fun experience, while increasing their exposure to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) and demonstrating how technology and the arts can intersect. Students will gain an appreciation for programming and see how easy it is to learn. In addition to using their artistic and creative skills, they will learn how to break down and analyze problems as they debug their code.

Testimonials

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--  Parent of a 5th grade student

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-- Parent of a 3rd grade student

"This is great. She was excited to show her work to me and her brother."
-- Parent of a 2nd grade student

"[My daughter] has a blast in this enrichment class and I appreciate the updates on what the kids worked on!"
-- Parent of a 2nd grade student

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-- Parent of a 3rd grade student

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-- Parent of a 3rd grade student

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--  Parent of a 2nd grade student

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-- Parent of a 3rd grade student

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-- Parent of a 2nd grade student

"[My son] really enjoyed his first class and is already looking forward to the next one."
-- Parent of a 1st grade student

"My daughter loved the class!"
-- Parent of a 2nd grade student