Angela is a creative technology educator available in Boulder (and beyond). Here you will find her upcoming workshops and special events.
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A hands-on exploration of three levels of engagement with sewable electronics presented as a preconference workshop at ISTE 2018.
Registration information on the ISTE 2018 website.
Available to SXSW Platinum and Interactive Badge holders.
Join a discussion around sewable, soft, and wearable electronics for the hobby and handmade level.
Presenters: Angela Sheehan and Melissa Felderman of SparkFun Electronics
Event details at SXSW website.
Available to registered ISTE 2017 conference attendees
Explore ways to inspire students with STEAM activities focusing on combining crafting and technology.
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Ages 21+
Learn how to make your own light up Valentine cards by using copper tape, a battery and LEDs! We’ll start by learning some simple paper circuitry and a basic understanding of how circuits work.
