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This TeenTech Build Your Future Live session will focus on accessibility and inclusivity through Designing for Everyone. How can our buildings, cities and parks be planned to allow access for all? How can we build video games and design websites to be usable by everyone? How can innovative technology empower those with disabilities?
Schools can bring a group of ten students who have taken part in the virtual event on Tuesday 21st March. They will bring their project to the TeenTech Festival on Tuesday 25th April, where they will receive feedback from experts and also participate in a series of lively challenges and activities which bring the world of science and technology to life.
This session for Year 10, Year 11 and Year 12 students will include a series of hands-on activities which will enable them to meet a range of employers in digital, science, technology and engineering. There will be workshops providing insight into the wide range of STEAM careers and the different university or apprenticeship programmes that could lead them there. This also includes a tour of the Roehampton campus where students will be able to ask questions about university life.
The TeenTech Festival is a sharply focussed event that changes perceptions and helps students understand their own potential. It’s a day that changes minds – especially those who may never have previously considered a career in science or technology! Schools can bring a group of ten students who have taken part in the virtual event on Wednesday 29th March. They will bring their project to the TeenTech Festival on Tuesday 16th May where they will receive feedback from experts and also participate in a series of lively challenges and activities which bring the world of science and technology to life.
This TeenTech Build Your Future Live session focuses on Health Technology. How can cutting-edge technology such as augmented reality, robotics, and artificial intelligence help improve healthcare for patients and health practitioners? How do we plan new health facilities and provisions for a city?
The TeenTech Milton Keynes Festival will bring together schools and colleges across the region for an exciting interactive programme that will help young people understand the range of opportunities across digital, science and technology, and the many different entry points. Upfront of the festival we will run a live virtual innovation session after which students will work in teams to create a project to make life better, simpler, easier or more fun, on the topic of sustainability. This session is open to as many students as you like. This could be an entire class or year group. This session is online with guest contributors working in contemporary industry. The livestream can be viewed from a screen in several classrooms, or large hall if appropriate. Students can interact by submitting questions throughout the live stream, these questions come through to the TeenTech team who send them through to the presenter to ask on screen. Students are then set an innovation challenge, where they will come up with ideas to address real-world problems connected to the session topic of innovation and future technology.
Following on from the success of our previous Top Tips sessions, we will be holding a workshop for TeenTech Awards finalists to help them prepare for the TeenTech Awards finals judging day. We will talk the students and teachers through what to expect on the day and how they can best prepare. We will talk through what the students need to do upfront of the final too. The students will be able to submit questions throughout the session that we will answer live on air.
The students will be able to watch this session either in school, with you, or you can share the joining link directly with them (via your internal school platforms), so they can watch from home. They will be able to submit questions, safely, throughout the live event.
During this introductory session, experts will join us to tell us about their exciting work on Augmented Reality projects. We will cover the latest developments in Augmented Reality and the Metaverse. This session will inspire and excite students about this technology's potential and demonstrate how related technologies (AI, Machine Learning, sensors and data) can enhance an AR experience. We will also take students behind the scenes of Bloc Digital. This creative studio creates AR, VR and Mixed Reality applications, and they will explain the key differences between these technologies and the experiences they offer.
This will be an hour-long morning session, online with guest contributors working in contemporary industry and will feature guests showcasing exciting aspects of their work. The livestream could be viewed from a screen in several classrooms, or large hall if appropriate. Students can interact by submitting questions throughout the live stream, these questions come through to the TeenTech team who send them through to the presenter to ask on screen. Students are then stepped through an innovation challenge, where they will think up ideas to address real-world problems connected to the session topic. Schools can then bring a group of ten students who have taken part in this event, to the TeenTech Strathclyde Festival on Wednesday 30th August, at The University of Strathclyde where they will develop their projects further and receive feedback from industry experts. They will also participate in a series of lively challenges and activities which bring the world of science and technology to life.
Join us at The Royal Pavilion Aldershot for a special full-day event where students will have access to exciting demonstrations from leading technology and engineering companies and work with experts to develop their own ideas to tackle problems facing the NHS and the healthcare industry.
Industry experts will discuss the challenges of designing in Augmented Reality and the considerations for different hardware forms (phones, tablets, headsets). We will introduce design concepts, including mood boards, video/text, triggers and the considerations for interactions within Augmented Reality experiences, including gestures and controls. Our presenter will showcase software students can use to visualise their ideas and create wireframes for their AR applications. We will also speak to a UX/UI Designer about her role in creating AR experiences.
Meet Industry Experts who work in preproduction for Animation (in film, television and video games) for an interactive introduction to Animation. We will be setting the challenge for the week, and you'll be able to ask any burning questions to our live guests and us!
This TeenTech Build Your Future Live session on Natural Disasters will consider how infrastructure design responds to natural hazards, including earthquakes, flooding and fire. How can we better predict these events, and what innovative design techniques and technology can allow us to build in challenging environments?
Our industry experts will talk about prototyping for Augmented Reality. What tools do they use? How do teams collaborate, and what are the roles and skills required during this phase? Our presenter will take students through a comprehensive demonstration of AR prototyping software, showing them how they can create their own AR application with working interactions, 2D/3D models, sound/music and more. We will also meet a 3D Modeller who will talk about his role in creating AR experiences.
Today we'll start creating our animations through this practical, tutorial-based session. We'll be showcasing the free tools you can use to create an animation of your own using stop-motion and 2D vector-based techniques.
You will be sent joining details closer to the date of the event. If you need to cancel your place, please revisit this page, or you can manage all of your bookings from the My Events page.