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SUMMARY:Design Thinking: A Process for Innovation\, March 9
DESCRIPTION:Oceanit’s Design Thinking: A Process for Innovation workshops are an exclusive gathering\, of no more than 20 people\, designed for executives and leaders to provide a one-day\, immersive Design Thinking experience. \nWorkshops are held on Saturdays from 8:00 am – 4:00 pm to avoid the interruption of the work week. Participants dive into the Design Thinking process through a variety of teaching methodologies and exercises. Since August 2015\, more than 600 leaders have experienced what it means to “think outside the box”\, and many have gone back to their organizations to begin their organizational transformation. \nExecutives will take part in an immersive\, real-world project to learn the human-centered\, prototype-driven approach to innovation. The workshop is a dynamic mix of short instructional lectures\, demonstrations\, and guided hands-on teamwork. You will experience the Design Thinking mindsets and philosophy that we practice at Oceanit – to learn more\, click the link below!
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/design-thinking-a-process-for-innovation-march-9/
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SUMMARY:Altino - Intro 2 Principles of Coding\, Campbell Kapolei Complex
DESCRIPTION:PDE3 – two days of coding\, one day of curriculum dev\, and two follow-on online sessions. This course can also be taken for audit. \nCoding\, a.k.a. computer programming\, teaches students how to think critically. Like robotics\, coding is a means\, not an end to engage students. The goal is not to convert students into Computer Science majors! Coding is a way for students to experience and value the experimentation mindset\, i.e.\, the innovation mindset\, which is about creative problem solving\, and how to break down problems. Coding feels very similar to Design Thinking and Robotics because failure is expected\, which means failure really becomes about learning. Coding with the Altino robotic car feels like playing\, but students are learning to think. And they won’t want to stop! \nCampbell Kapolei Complex\nCT183892 / Section No. 294252\nDate: March 18-20\, 2019\nTime: 8am setup. 8:30am start. 3:30pm end\nLocation: Campbell High room S101\nRegistration: https://pde3.k12.hi.us\nMax class size: 30 seats. If full\, still attend as there are always empty seats when we start.\nCost: $25\, make check out to Oceanit Laboratories\, Inc.\nEDU Contact: Erin Yagi\, erin.yagi@campbell.k12.hi.us\, (808) 305-3759\nInstructor Contact: Ian Kitajima\, ikitajima@oceanit.com or 531-3017
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-2-principles-of-coding-campbell-kapolei-complex/
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SUMMARY:Altino - Intro 2 Principles of Coding\, Honolulu Complex
DESCRIPTION:PDE3 – two days of coding\, one day of curriculum dev\, and two follow-on online sessions. This course can also be taken for audit. \nCoding\, a.k.a. computer programming\, teaches students how to think critically. Like robotics\, coding is a means\, not an end to engage students. The goal is not to convert students into Computer Science majors! Coding is a way for students to experience and value the experimentation mindset\, i.e.\, the innovation mindset\, which is about creative problem solving\, and how to break down problems. Coding feels very similar to Design Thinking and Robotics because failure is expected\, which means failure really becomes about learning. Coding with the Altino robotic car feels like playing\, but students are learning to think. And they won’t want to stop! \n  \nHonolulu Complex \nCT183892 / Section No. 294279 \nDate: March 20-22\, 2019 \nTime: 8am setup. 8:30am start. 3:30pm end \nLocation: Stevenson Middle School Multi-purpose room. \nRegistration:  https://pde3.k12.hi.us \nMax class size: 30 seats. If full\, still attend as there are always empty seats when we start. \nCost:  $25\, make check out to “Oceanit Laboratories\, Inc. \nEdu Contact: Jerri-lyn Burns\, jerri-lyn_burns/hondo/hidoe@notes.k12.hi.us \nInstructor Contact: Ian Kitajima\, ikitajima@oceanit.com or 531-3017
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-2-principles-of-coding-honolulu-complex/
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