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| − | Taking the ingenuity, skill and experience of all you seasoned hackers and using it to teach the next few generations. Electronics, crafts, lasers, sound, ... We're currently busy organising the first few test runs, in the meantime this is merely a placeholder page. Will write more as we learn more. | + | Taking the ingenuity, skill and experience of all you seasoned hackers and using it to teach the next few generations. Electronics, crafts, lasers, sound, ... We're currently busy organising the first few test runs at the [[London Hackspace]], in the meantime this is merely a placeholder page. Will write more as we learn more. |
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Revision as of 19:12, 6 March 2011
Taking the ingenuity, skill and experience of all you seasoned hackers and using it to teach the next few generations. Electronics, crafts, lasers, sound, ... We're currently busy organising the first few test runs at the London Hackspace, in the meantime this is merely a placeholder page. Will write more as we learn more.
Contact:
- Follow @younghackspace for updates.
- If you're an interested parent, teacher or youth organiser then get in touch with martind to discuss future events. (Best if you're from the area, we're in E2 8HD.)
- If you'd like to help us organise events or have suggestions for workshops then check out our Event Proposals page. (Get in touch with martind to get a quick response.)
Context:
- "Hackspace tour for a small group of six year olds!"
- "Young kids visiting this Saturday. Health & safety prep! Hackers: store away your sharp objects!"
- "Today's Young Hackspace event..."
- "Planning the next Young Hackspace: wood working. Got suggestions?"
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Events: