Nov

Make your own instrument, Tim Gagen & Janina Dewitz (6-8pm)

by UCL Digifest Wednesday: Making

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Date and time

Wed, 12 November 2014

18:00 – 20:00 GMT

Location

Roberts Building Room 610

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Description

Make your own instrument

Are you curious about electronics but don’t know where to start?

Have you ever wanted to learn to solder but never had the opportunity?

Are you a musician looking to take up a new instrument?

If you answered YES to any of the above questions, we have the perfect solution: our 2 hour DIY Instrument Workshop!

We will be soldering our own funky instruments and attempt to play a tune by the end of the session.

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About the session host
Tim Gagen is based in UCL ISD. He tames learning and teaching applications by day. Janina Dewitz is UCL’s first ever E-Learning Innovations Officer. She constantly tinkers with digital and electronic things. Both are passionate about music.

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