30
Oct 2019
ESB Creative Tech Fest
Showcasing their digital creativity, their engineered inventions and their scientific inspirations.
ESB Creative Tech Fest will celebrate the work of young people, youth workers and teachers who have participated in the TechSpace programme showcasing their digital creativity, their engineered inventions and their scientific inspirations for future generations on October 30th at the Convention Centre 2019.
14
Mar 2019
Tech Féile
An ceiliúradh náisiúnta is mó do dhaoine óga in Éirinn chun sárthaispeántas a dhéanamh ar a dtionscadáil teicneolaíochta cruthaitheacha trí Ghaeilge
Is é Tech Féile an ceiliúradh náisiúnta is mó do dhaoine óga in Éirinn chun sárthaispeántas a dhéanamh ar a dtionscadáil teicneolaíochta cruthaitheacha trí Ghaeilge agus tá sé ar siúl ar an 14ú Márta sa Dubhlann i nGaillimh. Beidh aitheantas a fháil ag níos mó ná 250 daoine óga ó níos mó ná 40 scoil de bharr a gcuid aireagáin, a gcuid ábhar chruthaitheacha agus a gcuid inspioráide atá á gcruthú tríd a hub Clár TechSpace áitiúla.
20
July 2019
Dublin Maker
A family friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the maker movement.
Dublin Maker is a free to attend, community run event, which will be held on Saturday July 20th, 2019 in Merrion Square. Dublin Maker takes the form of a “show and tell” experience where inventors/makers sourced through an open call, will have an opportunity to showcase their creations in a carnival atmosphere. It is a family friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the maker movement. It’s a place where people show what they are making and share what they are learning. Makers range from tech enthusiasts to crafters, educators, tinkerers, hobbyists, engineers, artists, science clubs, students, authors and commercial exhibitors. They are of all ages and backgrounds, coming from all over Ireland and beyond. Dublin Maker’s mission is to entertain, inform and connect the makers of Ireland, while inspiring the next generation of Ireland’s makers and inventors.
9
dates 2019
Dates and locations announced for - Using STEM to be creative in your work with families and young people
With the support of ESB, TechSpace STEAM training will act as an intervention tool, helping young people to actively engage in and further their personal development.
Upcoming dates and locations available 2019:
24/07 /19 – Dublin – Ballymun Resource Centre
07/08 / 19 – Limerick
14/08 / 19 – Kerry
28/08 / 19 – Donegal / Leitrim
04/09 / 19 – Wicklow / Wexford
10/09/ 19 – Monaghan / Cavan
15/10 – Cork
20/11 / 19 – Carlow / Laois,
27/11 / 19 – Waterford / Kilkenny
04/12 / 19 – Meath / Louth
Maximum participants for each training date and location is 12. 6 spaces for each training date and location are available free of charge to TUSLA staff working with families and young people sponsored by ESB. Remaining training spaces cost €90 per person. Contact miriamharte@camara.ie to register
16
Sep 2019
Online Course Package - Getting Started with STEAM in Youth Work
A valuable, cost effective option for staff to gain new or advanced skills through a flexible and self-paced course with support from a dedicated expert tutor.
Full details available in brochure. Price €240 per person with an optional inspiration box of equipment for €250.
Includes an Inspiration Box of equipment and a one year membership of TechSpace Online Network.
To book a place email janicefeighery@camara.ie
16
Sep 2019
Online Course Package - Get Creating with Mobile Journalism (MoJo)
A valuable, cost effective option for staff to gain new or advanced skills through a flexible and self-paced course with support from a dedicated expert tutor.
Full details available in brochure. Price €240 per person with an optional inspiration box of equipment for €250.
Includes an Inspiration Box of equipment and a one year membership of TechSpace Online Network.
To book a place email janicefeighery@camara.ie
25
Sep
Event - Digital Youth Work: The Manager’s Perspective
Free seminar and lunch to introduce our innovative Digital Readiness Self-assessment Tools for youth workers and youth organisations. The event will also launch our Research Report on the state of Digital Youth Work in Ireland today.
This event is an opportunity for youth work managers to input into the next stages of the project, in particular the Policy Brief, to advocate together for better Digital Youth Work and Digital Education in Ireland. The event will provide ample opportunity for discussion and networking over lunch. It will be of most interest to Youth Service Managers and senior/specialist youth workers interested in Digital Skills.
The event is organised and hosted by Youth Work Ireland & Camara Education Ireland, with the support of Erasmus+
Free event but places are limited and registration is essential, book link here or contact Anne L’Henoret on 087 9545777 or alhenoret@youthworkireland.ie.
