Past Workshops & Events
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Revision as of 18:19, 8 January 2016
| Date | Event Name | Description | Run By |
|---|---|---|---|
| ??? | Light Painting, Part 1 | This workshop saw various members create long-exposure light painting sticks from arduino nanos and programmable RGB LEDs. | Tim S. & Hugh |
| ??? | Light Painting 2, Part 2 | In this workshop, participants used light-painting sticks created in the previous workshop, as well as lasers and other light effects to create and photograph ephemeral light grafitti and other light art. The Oxford Times sent a photographer to this event after we advertised it on Daily Info, and a photo of one of the two people running it made the front page of the Oxford Times. | Tim S. & Hugh |
| ??? | EMF 2014 | OxHack brought many members and projects out to the Electromagnetic Field 2014 hacking festival, producing a night of chiptune music, assembling a 3D printer in a field, and inventing trebuchet cricket, as well as building and contributing a 8-foot-tall, upholstered red letter 'M' for the festival's hillside sign. | ~20 people |
| ??? | Oxfordshire Artweeks 2014 | OxHack moved into the main warehouse space at OVADA for the weekend during Oxfordshire Artweeks 2014, and taught a number of members of the public to solder, assembled a giant Heath Robinson contraption, and made copious 3doodles with the newly-acquired 3doodler. | Neil, Nathan, Lauren |
| 13 November 2014 | Introduction to CSS | An introductory talk, initially an introduction to CSS itself followed by an introduction to CSS layout. Not venturing into elite CSS trickery, CSS frameworks, or other Dark Arts.
This will be everyday CSS from a journeyman CSS author and geek-of-all-web-trades. Slides at http://tinyurl.com/css-primer. |
Jenny |
