Spring Mini Radio Fab Lab Workshops
This spring the Antique Wireless Museum is offering a variety of STEM programming for homeschoolers on Thursday mornings. Upcoming workshops include:
1. February 28, 2019
Topic: Build a Photon Communicator and a Laser Measurement System
Topic: Build a Photon Communicator and a Laser Measurement System
2. March 14, 2019
Topic: Build a Radio Transmitter
Topic: Build a Radio Transmitter
3. March 28, 2019
Topic: The World of Amateur Radio/Wireless Communications
Topic: The World of Amateur Radio/Wireless Communications
4. April 11,2019
Topic: Tool Time - an Introduction to Important Tools with Hands-On Learning
Topic: Tool Time - an Introduction to Important Tools with Hands-On Learning
These workshops, which start at 9:30am and last two hours, are geared to ages 8-16 and are held at the Antique Wireless Museum. The cost for each registrant is $20 per workshop or $60 for all four workshops. An adult is welcome to attend for free and participation is encouraged.
Last fall, 14 homeschoolers learned about introductory electronics, telegraphy, and the latest in software-defined radio, all in "hands-on" mode. See that course description here.
The Museum, chartered by New York State, is located at 6925 State Route 5 in Bloomfield NY and was founded in 1952. The Museum's location info is found here.
We're extremely interested in supporting the Finger Lakes Region of New York homeschoolers with STEM programming. Please call or write any time with questions.
Thank you, Dean Faklis
Education.awam@gmail.com
Last fall, 14 homeschoolers learned about introductory electronics, telegraphy, and the latest in software-defined radio, all in "hands-on" mode. See that course description here.
The Museum, chartered by New York State, is located at 6925 State Route 5 in Bloomfield NY and was founded in 1952. The Museum's location info is found here.
We're extremely interested in supporting the Finger Lakes Region of New York homeschoolers with STEM programming. Please call or write any time with questions.
Thank you, Dean Faklis
Education.awam@gmail.com
