Code Your Own Video Games - Part 3 - Unity coding
Nov
13
4:00 PM16:00

Code Your Own Video Games - Part 3 - Unity coding

Learn to use Unity software to code your own 2D video games at three Friday afternoon on-line sessions. FREE training sessions in Unity software are led by a veteran game coder by night and engineer by day. REGISTER NOW to save your place. We have seats available for 10 teens per virtual session, with virtual one-on-one coaching and additional sessions for 3D game development tools possible, based on interest.

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Before the first session starts, download and install FREE Unity software on your computer.

Find download instructions and system requirements at:

www.Unity3d.com/get-unity/download

Issues with installing software ? Email info@ctandi.org for assistance.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FALL 2020 UNITY THREE SESSION SERIES

Friday October 16th 4-6PM

Friday October 30th 4-6PM

Friday November 13th 4-6PM

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Code Your Own Video Games - Part 2 Unity coding
Oct
30
4:00 PM16:00

Code Your Own Video Games - Part 2 Unity coding

Learn to use Unity software to code your own 2D video games at three Friday afternoon on-line sessions. FREE training sessions in Unity software are led by a veteran game coder by night and engineer by day. REGISTER NOW to save your place. We have seats available for 10 teens per virtual session, with virtual one-on-one coaching and additional sessions for 3D game development tools possible, based on interest.

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Before the first session starts, download and install FREE Unity software on your computer.

Find download instructions and system requirements at:

www.Unity3d.com/get-unity/download

Issues with installing software ? Email info@ctandi.org for assistance.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FALL 2020 UNITY THREE SESSION SERIES

Friday October 16th 4-6PM

Friday October 30th 4-6PM

Friday November 13th 4-6PM

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Code Your Own Video Games  - Part 1  Unity coding
Oct
16
4:00 PM16:00

Code Your Own Video Games - Part 1 Unity coding

Learn to use Unity software to code your own 2D video games at three Friday afternoon on-line sessions. FREE training sessions in Unity software are led by a veteran game coder by night and engineer by day. REGISTER NOW to save your place. We have seats available for 10 teens per virtual session, with virtual one-on-one coaching and additional sessions for 3D game development tools possible, based on interest.

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Before the first session starts, download and install FREE Unity software on your computer.

Find download instructions and system requirements at:

www.Unity3d.com/get-unity/download

Issues with installing software ? Email info@ctandi.org for assistance.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FALL 2020 UNITY THREE SESSION SERIES

Friday October 16th 4-6PM

Friday October 30th 4-6PM

Friday November 13th 4-6PM

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Feb
15
11:00 AM11:00

Baby It's CODE Inside - 2020

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Drop in for an hour or two or all day for a Teens @ TechWorks! event in downtown Binghamton.

Co-hosted by Women in Technology @ Binghamton University, AAUW - Southern New York Branch, and Girl Scouts - NY Penn Pathways Council.

Baby It’s CODE Inside activities include:

Learning to code in Python to teach robots to draw and to sense and avoid obstacles.

Creating souvenir banners with 1960s IBM printer

Exploring how player pianos and a Link Nickelodeon made digital music a 100 years ago.

Learning the basic tools of Unity (a free downloadable software) to Code Your Own Video Games and to participate in the 2020 Congressional App Challenge for Middle and High School students, sponsored by Congressman Brindisi

Baby It’s CODE Inside activities support elements of new Girl Scout badges in App Development for Seniors & Ambassadors.

$ 5 admission includes all activities and snacks, add a cozy, long-sleeve event T shirt for $10

Rservations recommended, but not required

Email info@ctandi.org to save a spot and a T shirt in your size

CODE ON!

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Get Your Game On! - Fall 2019 Unity software workshops
Oct
19
2:00 PM14:00

Get Your Game On! - Fall 2019 Unity software workshops

Introduction to Unity game development software taught by BU Computer Science students and coached by flight simulation engineers. Learn to Code Your Own Video Games on Saturday afternoons.2-4PM. Drop in for one or more sessions October 19 & 26 and November 2 & 9.

Geared to teens and adults. Pre-registration not necessary - stop by and see what’s happening at 321 Water Street, Binghamton, NY - 5 minute walk from BC Connections station and 10 minute walk from BU Downtown Center

$5/session includes snacks, beverages, pizza, camaraderie, courtesy of AAUW chapter, and use of graphic computers at the TechWorks! - BAE Game Development Lab. You can bring a laptop,

Polish your skills - get ready for the 2020 Global Game Jam - January 31 - February 2nd.

https://globalgamejam.org/

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Binghamton Bridge Pedal
Aug
24
8:00 AM08:00

Binghamton Bridge Pedal

Register now for the 2019 Binghamton Bridge Pedal by clicking here:

www.ctandi.org/binghamton-bridge-pedal-2019/register

Order by Sunday, August 18th to be sure we have a T-shirt in your size.

At 9 AM, the traditional, leisurely, family-friendly 10 mile escorted ride departs TechWorks! (321 Water Street), returning about 11 AM for the Post Pedal Party featuring tasty local treats, TechWorks! tours, and free bicycle helmets for cyclists 12 and under.

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Teaching Apollo to inspire the next generation
May
14
4:00 PM16:00

Teaching Apollo to inspire the next generation

Tuesday May 14th - 4-5:30PM or 6-7:30PM

Frank Hughes, retired NASA Chief of Space Flight Training 1966-99, is offering two master classes for educators in teaching “solving problems and challenges while working in space” as part of TechWorks! celebration of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 10.

Free - Reserve your place by email to info@ctandi.org. Please include the subject(s) and grade(s) you teach so that the sessions can be tailored to your needs.

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Frank Hughes, upper right

Frank Hughes started at NASA the day the crates of simulators from Link arrived, with increasing responsible position within NASA for astronaut and flight controller training from Apollo Program through the International Space Station.  He headed all of the training organizations at NASA from 1989-99, as well as headed a multilateral International Training Control Board to develop training in all of the participating countries connected with the International Space Station (16 countries and 11 languages). After NASA, he chaired the Board of the National Honor Society in 2000.  Since 2001, he has developed  serious games to teach math and science from K through 20 at Tietronix, Software, Houston, TX. Frank Hughes joined the Center of Technology & Innovation's Board of Directors in 2019.

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Get Your Game On
Mar
30
to Apr 27

Get Your Game On

Intro to Unity video game development software in a four part series, Saturday afternoons - March 30th, April 6th, April 13th, and April 27th. Come to one — Come to all

Learn the basic coding skills you need to express your artistic talents and coding skills in video games. Meet like-minded people with skills in coding, audio, design, art - it’s a team effort!

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$5 fee includes pizza, beverages, comradery, and use of graphic computers in our Game Development Lab, sponsored by BAE Systems. Optionally, bring your laptop pre-loaded with Unity software, free download at:

https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download

Pre-registration is not required. For details, call 607-723-8600 or email info@ctandi.org

Get the skills you need to participate in the Ludum Dare 43, April 26-29

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/43

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Jan
25
to Jan 27

2019 Global Game Jam

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Code your butt off at the Global Game Jam - co-hosted by TechWorks! and SUNY Broome.

Game themes are announced Friday at 5PM - work in teams all weekend -  Teams upload games to international website at 5PM Sunday.  At the closing ceremony, teams present their game - what it does, how it was designed, and why folks should give it a spin.  Join 500 sites around the world - all working on the same theme.

Three simple steps to participate in Binghamton's only Global Game Jam site:

1. Sign up on the official web site  https://globalgamejam.org/2018/jam-sites/techworks

2. Reserve your space on-line now.  The TechWorks! - SUNY Broome site has room for 30 gamers.  Buy tickets in advance on-line or at the event,  if space is available.

3. Sharpen your game creation skills so you're ready to go.  Most teams will build their game using Unity game engine design software.  Download free software https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download    and practice.  Sign up for a TechWorks! Code Your Own Video Game Unity training - a two day workshop Dec 27-28th at Binghamton High School or a one day workshop Jan 15th at TechWorks!. 

Click here to purchase Global Game Jam ticket(s) on line: 

2019-global-game-jam-ticket $30.00 $35 ticket includes Game Jam T shirt

` Ticket includes entrance to all Global Game Jam activities:

Opening Ceremony at Harry Prew Conference Center (Friday 5PM), Coding in Applied Technology Atrium  -Friday until 10PM, Saturday 8AM - 10 PM, Sunday 8AM - 5PM; Closing Ceremony at Harry Prew Conference Center (Sunday 5-7PM).  Plus Overnight Coding sessions at Fairfield Inn, 864 Upper Front Street, Friday 10 PM - Saturday 8AM and Saturday 10PM-8AM.  Overnight Coding Sessions include access to fitness center, pool, and showers - bring a bathing suit and towel.  Snacks & beverages included; meals not included.

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From Apollo 8 to Today - 50 years of central NY technology in space
Dec
28
1:00 PM13:00

From Apollo 8 to Today - 50 years of central NY technology in space

50 years of Space Age technology from Owego, NY - from Apollo to Orion

Apollo VII was the first mission powered by the Saturn V rocket - with avionics by IBM Owego and Huntsville labs - and phase separation actuators from Simmonds Precision in Norwich, NY. GAF’s Anscochrome film was part of the astronauts’ tools to photograph the the first views of the far side of the moon by humans.

In the 1970s, IBM Owego developed the 4PI computers for NASA’s Space Shuttles that flew from 1981 - 2011.

Today, Lockheed Martin Owego supports NASA’s Orion spacecraft - being built to take humans farther than they’ve ever gone before. Orion will serve as the exploration vehicle that will carry the crew to space, provide emergency abort capability, sustain the crew during the space travel, and provide safe re-entry from deep space return velocities.

View five decades of NASA film footage, talk with folks who work for NASA, and check out galleries of space memorabilia with an Owego focus, and decorate gingerbread Saturn instrument rings. Use Apollo-era computers at the Vintage IBM Computing Center. to create greetings in your own words on punch cards, banner prints, and in braille. Fly a Link flight trainer at TechWorks! simulation workshop.

Fun for the whole family - youngsters - please bring an adult with you!

$5 admission, includes seasonal beverages, souvenirs, all activities.

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Annual Thanksgiving Open House
Nov
24
10:00 AM10:00

Annual Thanksgiving Open House

TechWorks! Annual Thanksgiving Open House includes rides in the Link Pilot Makers, banner printing at the Vintage IBM Computing Center, music by player piano and Link Nickelodeon, embossing in Braille, bending Giant Paper Clips to take home, selecting lottery numbers with a 1980s Atari Computer, and more.

Celebrate the unveiling of the 2018 Tony Sale Award received from the London Computer Conservation Society for restoration of Link Pilot Makers with seasonal refreshments.

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https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-46222826

$5/person, max $20/family.

Check out the Here in the Heart of NY giant map at the entrance - From the headwaters of the Susquehanna River in Cooperstown to Lake Erie - find the street where you live or plan your next adventure. https://www.heartofny.net/

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Here in the Heart of NY map mural dedication
Nov
5
2:00 PM14:00

Here in the Heart of NY map mural dedication

The Here in the Heart of NY mural maps about 18,000 square miles from the headwaters of the Susquehanna River need Cooperstown to Lake Erie on 300 square feet along Water Street. Come find your favorite places. The mural is funded with generous support from AARP - Liveable Communities Program.

Ribbon cutting features remarks by Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo, County Executive Jason Garnar, and Mayor Rich David at 2:20 and free tours of TechWorks! 2-4PM, where you can enjoy:

Artisanal ice cream from the Inside Scoop

Fly a Link Pilot Maker

Print a vintage IBM banner

Play a Link Nickelodeon

Bend a Giant Paperclip

Check out exhibits of 20th century Voting Technology and Ansco cameras and film.

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Excerpt of urban Broome County showing map scale and detail

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Code Your Own Video Games
Oct
11
3:30 PM15:30

Code Your Own Video Games

Calling teens and adults who want to create video games. Learn Unity, a free software for coding in 2D and 3D. Get the skills you need for Game Jams and high tech jobs in the simulation and engineering industries.

TechWorks! is hosting two series of six sessions each -

Thursday afternoons 3:30- 6 PM and

Saturday afternoons 2-4 PM.

All sessions include pizza, beverages, and teamwork.

Don’t have a gaming computer? Don’t worry! The TechWorks! Game Development Lab has seats for 24 -- sponsored by BAE Systems and AAUW - NYS Southern Tier. Reservations suggested. Or download Unity software to your laptop for free - and bring it along/

https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download

Get ready to be part of upcoming Game Jams -

Ludum Dare 43 Saturday, Dec 1st - all day at TechWorks! http://ldjam.com/

Global Game Jam Jan 25-27 sll weekend at SUNY Broome https://globalgamejam.org/

$5/individual session

Click here to pre-register and pre-pay for six session series at $25 total

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Oct
8
1:00 PM13:00

Moon Movies Multiplex - Rocket Science before Apollo

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Join us at TechWorks! for the first in a series of 50th anniversary events celebrating Southern Tier technology  that helped NASA win the Space Race.  The series kicks off with three screens showing vintage Cartoons, Sci-Fi and NASA footage,  including The Flight of Apollo 7NASA’s First Manned Project Apollo Space Flight.  During intermission, create souvenir printouts with Apollo-era computers and visit the Anscochrome in Space exhibit.

Image courtesy of NASA

Image courtesy of NASA

Launched from Cape Kennedy October 11, 1968, Apollo VII had simply stated missions: demonstrate the capability of spacecraft, support facilities, and their crews to launch, fly, rendezvous, and return safely. Above is a view of the “angry alligator” of the ejected Saturn rocket, which was used to emulate docking with the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM).

TechWorks! contribution to NYS Paths Through History Weekend - Oct 6th - 8th, 2018

Saturday Oct 6th and Sunday October 7th 6-9 PM. Monday Oct 8th 1-5 PM

https://www.iloveny.com/event/moon-movie-multiplex-rocket-science-before-apollo/47380/

https://goalloutbroome.com/pthw/

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2018 Binghamton Bridge Pedal
Aug
25
9:00 AM09:00

2018 Binghamton Bridge Pedal

Family friendly, leisurely nine mile police-escorted bike ride, or a four mile Junior Ride option.  Ride along the rivers, over landmark bridges and through downtown Binghamton, stopping to rest at points of interest with expert guides along the way.

Depart TechWorks! 9 am Return 11 am-ish After Pedal Party 11am - 1 pm
Admission: $11 for adults, FREE for youth 18 and under. Includes bike ride, t-shirt, and After Pedal Party - featuring local foods and a tour of TechWorks! and FREE helmets for riders youth 18 and under, distributed at the After Pedal Party.


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Flights, Cameras, Action
Jun
16
1:00 PM13:00

Flights, Cameras, Action

Tons of stuff to try on Father's Day Saturday:  

Fly in a Link flight trainer from the 1960s or 1980s - younger versions of the famous Link Blue Blue in WWII.

Ansco  Film Fest - visitors' choice of  vintage Hollywood scenes from the 1930s - 1950s shot on films that earned Ansco technical Oscars.

Punch and sort IBM cards, Play a Link Nickelodeon, Emboss in Braille, Bend giant paperclips, Select lottery numbers with a 1980s Atari system,  Create souvenir banners on IBM S/360 printer.     Be sure to visit the exhibit of cameras and photographic firsts by Ansco, later General Aniline & Film.   Young children are welcome when accompanied by adults at all times.

$5 admission

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Baby, It's CODE Inside
Mar
24
9:00 AM09:00

Baby, It's CODE Inside

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Ticket & T-Shirt - Baby, It's CODE Inside
from $5.00

Tickets -  $5 each,  T Shirts $10 each.   Please add each item to cart before checking out.  Or purchase a T shirt on line and ticket at the door.

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An all-day coding event for teens of all skill levels, guided by Women in Technology @ Binghamton University and veteran computer professionals.  Stop by for an hour or spend the day.  Try your first coding project from Hour of Code or learn to control Scribbler robots using Python, a coding tool used in many industries.  Visit the Vintage IBM Computing Center to create custom banner printouts with Apollo-era machines, as seen in the movie, Hidden Figures.  OR - spend the day learning to Code Your Own Video Game with Unity software.

Snacks included in $5 ticket. 

Get a terrific, long-sleeve, 100% cotton T shirts for an additional $10.  Order in advance to be sure we have your size when you arrive.

Hour of Code & Python with robots sessions start on the hour, every hour.  Code Your Own Video Game   9am - 3 pm Drop in anytime for Make & Takes -- Braille, Giant Paper Clips, & custom banner prints at Vintage IBM Computing Center.

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Feb
27
7:00 PM19:00

Sound Structures + Site: An evening with Sound Artists Mendi & Keith Obadike

Mendi + Keith Obadike will discuss recent art projects ranging from site specific installation to data sonification.

Free admission - Reservations are recommended

Click  RSVP to make a reservation

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Mendi + Keith Obadike make art, music, and literature. They have exhibited and performed at The New Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and The Museum of Modern Art. Their projects include a series of large-scale public sound art works: “Blues Speaker (for James Baldwin)” at The New School (commissioned by the Vera List Center for Art and Politics with Harlem Stage), “Free/Phase” at the Chicago Cultural Center and Rebuild Foundation, and “Compass Song” (commissioned by Times Square Arts). Their recent gallery exhibitions include Numbers Station [Furtive Movements] at RYAN LEE Gallery, and the group show Electronic Superhighway (2016-1966) at The Whitechapel Gallery, London. Their honors include a Rockefeller New Media Arts Fellowship, Pick Laudati Award for Digital Art, a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Fiction and the Louis Comfort Tiffany Biennial Award.

 Bios: Keith received a BA in Art from North Carolina Central University and an MFA in Sound Design from Yale University. He is an associate professor in the Communication Department at William Paterson University and a digital media editor at the journal Obsidian. Mendi received a BA in English from Spelman College and a PhD in Literature from Duke University. She is an associate professor in the Department of Humanities and Media Studies at Pratt Institute and a poetry editor at Fence Magazine. They both serve as art advisors to the Times Square Alliance and the Vera List Center for Art and Politics.

 Sponsored by The Binghamton Historical Soundwalk Project, TechWorks!, the Cinema Department at Binghamton University, the Binghamton University English Department, and the BU Visual & Material Cultures TAE.

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Jump into the Olympic spirit @ TechWorks! Open House President's Day
Feb
19
1:00 PM13:00

Jump into the Olympic spirit @ TechWorks! Open House President's Day

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Get ready for Monday night’s final sledding event of the 2018 Olympics.  

Climb aboard a bobsled raced in the Sochi Olympics - take a selfie in a
     sled built in Johnson City, painted by BT BOCES students

Check out a Skeleton Sled raced by the Jamaican Bobsled Team  (no joke).  You can wiggle in and try to steer in a dry run (no ice).

View sledding videos, incudling Randy Will on sled design & racing strategy.

Bend giant paperclips, Emboss in Braille, Print IBM banner messages,
Pick lottery number with 1980s Atari,  Punch and sort IBM cards.

Check out Ansco cameras and film history in our new exhibit
     Highlights of the Dodge Camera Collection.

 Its your last chance to create a hanging chad with a vintage Votomatic
  machine -Counting Your Votes exhibit closes Feb 24th.

Admission $5/person, includes seasonal snacks.   Warm clothing recommended.

321 Water Street,  Binghamton, NY 13901             607-723-8600
email:  info@ctandi.org                     Facebook:  TechWorksBing

 

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Gold medalist and co-founder of Legacy Sleds, Jimmy Shea with Skeleton sled and Jamaican sledders who raced the sled in the TechWorks! collection.  Experience it yourself!

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Eric Ross - Music from the Future
Feb
10
2:00 PM14:00

Eric Ross - Music from the Future

Eric Ross  and his Avant Garde Ensemble return for their third TechWorks! engagement.
https://www.wskg.org/arts/2018-02-06/the-center-for-technology-and-innovation-presents-music-from-the-future
Eric Ross,composer and Theremin Master,  also performs on guitar, keyboard, and synthesizers.  Eric has performed his original electro-acoustic avante garde compositions around the world, including at the Kennedy Center, the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, and jazz festivals in Newport, Berlin, Montreux (Switzerland) and North Sea (Rotterdam).  Eric is a favorite artist at Binghamton blues and jazz festivals.  

Eric will be joined in his third TechWorks! performance by fellow thereminist Jason Smeltzer, Eric J. Roth on guitar and lute, and a special guest, performance artist Atsuko Yuma from Japan.  Atsuko Yuma has exhibited and performed across the globe, including at the United Nations (NYC), Shanghai, and Japan. In her return engagement at TechWorks!, Atsuko will dance with her soft-sculpture creations that evoke the spirit of the earth, Japanese culture, and a call for peace.

https://www.facebook.com/events/179737882790220/

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https://atsukoyuma.jimdo.com/

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Global Game Jam 2018
Jan
26
to Jan 28

Global Game Jam 2018

Ticket include entrance to all Global Game Jam activities:

Opening Ceremony at Harry Prew Conference Center (Friday 5PM), Coding in Applied Technology Atrium  -Friday until 10PM, Saturday 8AM - 10 PM, Sunday 8AM - 5PM; Closing Ceremony at Harry Prew Conference Center (Sunday 5-7PM).  Plus Overnight Coding sessions at Fairfield Inn, 864 Upper Front Street, Friday 10 PM - Saturday 8AM and Saturday 10PM-8AM.  Overnight Coding Sessions include access to fitness center, pool, and showers - bring a bathing suit and towel.  Snacks & beverages included; meals not included.

Ticket certificate emailed in time for holiday giving.

Code your butt off at the Global Game Jam - co-hosted by TechWorks! and SUNY Broome.

Game themes are announced Friday at 5PM - work in teams all weekend -  Teams upload games to international website at 5PM Sunday.  At the closing ceremony, teams present their game - what it does, how it was designed, and why folks should give it a spin.  Join 500 sites around the world - all working on the same theme.

Three simple steps to participate in Binghamton's only Global Game Jam site:

1. Sign up on the official web site  https://globalgamejam.org/2018/jam-sites/techworks

2. Reserve your space on-line now.  The TechWorks! - SUNY Broome site has room for 30 gamers.  Buy tickets in advance on-line or at the event,  if space is available.

3. Sharpen your game creation skills so you're ready to go.  Most teams will build their game using Unity game engine design software.  Download free software https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download    and practice.  Sign up for a TechWorks! Code Your Own Video Game Unity training - a two day workshop Dec 27-28th at Binghamton High School or a one day workshop Jan 15th at TechWorks!. 

Click here to purchase Global Game Jam ticket(s) on line: 

Global Game Jam 2019 ticket
from $30.00

Ticket $35 includes Global Game Jam T Shirt, food, and participation in all 2019 Global Game Jam activities; $30 ticket includes everything but the T Shirt

Opening Ceremony at Harry Prew Conference Center (Friday 5PM), Coding in Applied Technology Atrium  -Friday until 10PM, Saturday 8AM - 10 PM, Sunday 8AM - 5PM; Closing Ceremony at Harry Prew Conference Center (Sunday 5-7PM).  Plus Overnight Coding sessions at Fairfield Inn, 864 Upper Front Street, Friday 10 PM - Saturday 8AM and Saturday 10PM-8AM.  Overnight Coding Sessions include access to fitness center, pool, and showers - bring a bathing suit and towel.  Snacks & beverages included. Meals not included.

T Shirt - 100% cotton long sleeve T Shirt - Very cozy!

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