You love Roblox, you've done a little scripting, and you've published games using your Roblox account. Let's take a deeper dive!

This course explores the finer points of Roblox Game Development, including iterated design, player experience, and of course, more scripting.

Whether you're looking to create a brave companion for your Minecraft self or design new and challenging monsters to face, GameStart's colorful, visual interface allows you to access the same AI designs used by the game's creators!

See the fundamentals of how computer-controlled characters work in games, without even needing to type!

Catching them is the easy part, now you have to program them to battle.

Learn about the underlying numbers and strategies of Pokemon to create your own version and better defeat your friends! Play it. Learn it. Build it.

Students use Blockly, a visual programming interface like Scratch, to write their first computer programs.

Influence the world of Minecraft with a new understanding of coordinates, spawning monsters, and even giant cubes of TNT!

Once you know the basics of Roblox you can create any kind of world you want!

In this class we introduce you to the Medieval Level that Roblox offers and walk through the process from creation to publication.

What took hours now takes nanoseconds as students direct their passion for playing Minecraft towards developing real-world programming skills in Python. Nothing in Minecraft is more powerful than a bit of critical thinking and some computer code.

This is a deep curriculum, and repeat students are encouraged! They'll be automatically included in our advanced section of the class.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, this event has been cancelled.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

TEDYouth is a day-long event for middle and high school students, with live speakers, activities and great conversations.

Scientists, designers, technologists, explorers, artists, performers (and more!) share short talks on what they do best, serving both as a source of knowledge and inspiration for youth around the globe.

Come join the TEDxYouthA2 crew from Skyline High School as they watch the live stream of TEDYouth from Brooklyn!

Make your own magnetic slime.

The University of Michigan student group FEMMES (Females Excelling More in Math, Engineering and Science) will bring a variety of hands-on, engaging activities for young students interested in learning more about STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) topics.

During this event, common household items will be used to demonstrate experiments in ways such as making licorice DNA, sorting rocks, and playing hospital simulation games to learn about biology, geology, industrial engineering, and much more.

FEMMES is a group of undergraduate and graduate students who are studying various areas in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics and who want to encourage younger girls who might be interested in one day doing the same.