[Budding Coders] Amazon Think Big Program Workshop Series - LED Design Studio: Code Your Own Smart Lights

About the Event

This workshop is a crash course in creative technology and design. You will learn to control a strip of programmable LEDs, the same lights used by gamers and content creators. You'll then get hands-on, writing code to design and run your own custom animations, color cycles, and dynamic light shows. This programme is suitable for children and teens aged 9-16.

About Amazon Think Big Program

The Amazon Think Big Program empowers students to explore STEM through hands-on workshops in coding, AI, robotics, and game design. Supported by Amazon and organized by Vivita Singapore, this initiative inspires the next generation of innovators to think big and create meaningful impact.

About Vivita Singapore

Vivita Singapore is the Singapore chapter of Vivita, a global non-profit organisation with a mission to empower children with the skills to create the future through making and design. In Singapore, we are a part of and powered by social enterprise City Sprouts.

Vivita believes creativity is the cornerstone for the future generation of innovators, founders and impact makers. In Singapore we run Vivistop Kampong Eunos, a community makerspace for children and youth, to provide them a space to explore, tinker and create. To empower children with creative confidence, we develop and conduct a range of design, maker and STEAM programs for the public, schools and other non-profit organisations.

For more information, please visit our website and social media links

Think Big Programme - vivita.sg/programmes/think-big/

Website - http://vivita.sg

Instagram - @vivitasingapore

Registration and Attendance

• Registration is required for this programme. Please register one ticket per person.

• Attendance will be taken using the NLB Mobile app. Please download the app ( https://go.gov.sg/nlbmobile-attendance ) or update it to the latest version. Then, scan the QR code at the venue to take your attendance upon entry.

• [For parent-child programmes] Parents…