TechTinker Lab: Robotics, Coding & AI Workshops

This is where the magic of robotics begins. Using LEGO robotics kits, children learn the basics of engineering and programming in a fun, intuitive way. I guide them as they build their first bots, fostering teamwork and a love for technology.

Another view from my LEGO robotics workshop, where young builders collaborate and learn together. These sessions are designed to make complex concepts accessible and exciting, turning playtime into a valuable learning experience.

My Innovative Tech Lab is a space for young minds to transform ideas into reality. This workshop on robotics, coding, and 3D printing empowers students to learn through creativity, engineering, and hands-on projects, like building this remote-controlled robot.

The possibilities are endless with 3D printing. This shelf displays just a few of the toys, keychains, and gadgets created by students in my TechTinker Lab. I encourage them to design and print their own ideas, turning digital concepts into physical objects.

A close-up of the 3D printed rings made during our Little Innovators Program. This activity introduces children to the precision of 3D printing technology and the satisfaction of creating their own custom designs.

More examples of the creative output from our 3D printing sessions. Each ring represents a child's unique idea brought to life, showcasing the power of technology to foster creativity and hands-on making skills.

Watch our FDM 3D printer in action, meticulously building an object layer by layer. In my makerspace, I introduce students to this incredible technology, showing them how their digital designs can be transformed into tangible creations.

My TechTinker Lab is designed for interactive learning. Here, a student leads a discussion, sharing her project with peers in a collaborative environment. I foster these moments to build confidence and communication skills alongside technical knowledge in coding and robotics.

In my coding workshops, I make learning to code accessible and fun. Students work on their own computers, tackling projects that are both challenging and rewarding. This is where they develop the foundational skills for future technological pursuits.