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Young Rewired State is a week-long hack event for young people held across multiple UK locations each year, where participants work in teams to code projects on various topics using open data. Participants learn new coding and presentation skills, regardless of experience level, and present their projects at the end for review by industry, government, and press. Mentors are available to help teams through the process and guide them in developing concepts, overcoming challenges, and learning new technical skills through hands-on projects.

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Young people can and should do cool stuff with code! ( )

A week long hack event run at locations across the UK, ending with a show and tell of web design & code projects to government, industry and press on what has been coded.

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+ Downloaded spreadsheets Google Charts + Maths related headaches!

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Sign up! http://youngrewiredstate.org Questions? [email_address]

Young Rewired State is a week-long hack event for young people held across multiple UK locations each year, where participants learn coding skills and work in teams on projects using open data. Participants present their projects at the end of the week to audiences from government, industry, and press. Past projects have included maps, data visualizations, and apps created using open datasets. The event provides mentors and experts to help participants at any experience level, from beginners to more advanced coders, develop their project concepts and coding skills.

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youngrewiredstate

The document discusses Youth Riot Summer (YRS), a week-long hack event for young people held across multiple UK locations each year. It has grown from one location in 2009 to plans for 10-20 locations in 2011. The event allows young people to work in teams, get help from mentors, be creative in solving problems using code, learn new skills, and present their projects for awards. Open data is mentioned as a source of "hack fuel" for projects.

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youngrewiredstate

Young Rewired State is a week-long hack event for young people held across multiple UK locations each year, where participants work in teams to code projects on various topics using open data. Participants learn new coding and technical skills regardless of experience level, and present their projects at the end for review by industry, government, and press. Mentors are available to help teams through the process, from coming up with project ideas to learning how to code them. The goal is for young people to get hands-on experience solving problems through creative coding projects.

Yrs slides2

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Young Rewired State is a week-long hack event for young people held across multiple UK locations each year, where participants work in teams to code projects on various topics using open data. Participants learn new coding and technical skills regardless of experience level, and present their projects at the end for review by industry, government, and press. Mentors are available to help teams through the process, from coming up with project ideas to learning how to code them. The goal is for young people to get hands-on experience solving problems through creative coding projects.

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Young Rewired State

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3. A week long hack event run at locations across the UK, ending with a show and tell of web design & code projects to government, industry and press on what has been coded.

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Editor's Notes

odd one out here not a professor, not a student anymore, not a formal teacher pre-uni cool examples of people at different technical levels. stages of their geek journey suggest you can do the same if you want to, and explore ways people have been learning tech outside of formal education + some reasons to do that pitched less techy, any uber geeks out there, should out questions i will have answers! let me know
what is it hackday what is hack orgs profess making software visiting mentors end of the week everyone comes to london great venue present to each other press government
80 young people attend in 2 years
4 centres this year we’re hoping to run 10-20, hopefully including birmingham!
this is a section of the placeholder webpage we put up a few weeks ago we crowdsource young people , mentors and centres to host them what is a centre? = orgs tend to be web / software companies Some big names: BT, Google. scottish parliament
manchester team all smiling presentation dotted with photos of the teams,
Learning something on your own can be great, but we’ve found having a project and
josh taking the lead in this group discussion hadn’t coded more than a webpage when attending yrs 2009 over the past 2 years he’s taught himself web design and programminer
they mentors really enjoy it too google engineer example not good at interface design here’s pic of him getting stuck in with the team
actually hackasaurus project tool ietherpad - used for planning / collaborating
not always but sometimes chocolate helps the creative process :)
can make a webpage - learn to use html and javascript, as well as using your other skills - photoshop, excel spreadsheet *actually had one hack that was just a spreadsheet macro for someone’s dad* starting out / html excel spreadsheet macros data mining + html then move into javascript web design for others advanced / already programming James - natural language processing Another James - one line wonder. hack scraped info, processed it and made a new website. it was intense.
who attends & judges press - bbc/channel4/ newspapers ie Guardian MPs editor of wired magazine didn’t used to think such a big thing, but its proved one of the most enjoyable parts if you’re already a good coder, platform for your skills to a wide range of companies no job interview will be as scary after taking part in something like this :)
nervous anticipation
daniel may windows 7 mobile app for hiring bicycles in london phone hadnt been released yet, so microsoft sent an engineer to help
Judging! Government, industry, press, your PARENTS & mentors, and all the other developers :) Prizes there have been things like xbox’s, lego mindstorms
OK let’s look at some examples public service we all own it last few years more and more opening up form messy spreadsheets XML, such as webpage RSS feed (basically like a blog) list of entries, ordered by most recent
don’t know if anyone’s seen this? police.uk map crimes near you certain types of crime in your postcode/town
- He looked through the data - worked on more than one project - actually for the whole country, but i’ve zoomed into london - WHO MADE IT?
- Manchester bus timetables - Not GPS, where buses SHOULD be - Plotted position of all bus-stops http://rewiredstate.org/projects/live-manchester-busmap
- sunday’s date, not today - comparing: - manchester library archive - recent image search - fun and different - got to understand how to use an image search programmatically - operated by a comp prog instead of you using a webpage.
http://images.manchester.gov.uk/ResultsList.php?QueryName=BasicQuery&QueryPage=/index.php%3Fsession%3Dpass&Restriction=&StartAt=1&Anywhere=SummaryData|AdmWebMetadata&QueryTerms=14+march&QueryOption=Anywhere&Submit=Search
so yeah open data is good to play around with and we can show government how to do things better poster from events we run for professionals
- quite a few examples of simple coding projects not there just yet? - dont worry about it - taking interest is the key! & problem solving using tech ...next going to show you couple of examples people who’ve got to think through problems, research, look at data, and get to the design stage. - mocked up solution
BRIGHTON DAMON NOT DAMIEN other two guys could code mentor max research techniques user interface design photoshop JUST LIKE INDUSTRY
other 2 guys were involved but not in this pic
- WON AN AWARD! - Best in show idea
Best in show concept
couple of examples
-worked out patterns of use for dif depts -who turned off lights at night?
How to get started? Should I pick up a book on programming? If you want to or have = that’s great!
JUST SOME IDEAS NOT DEFINITIVE For those who have already started learning HTML or programming. ???
loads of good tutorials recommendations: w3schools htmldog even more on youtube
tools by mozilla labs
David Goater *meant to be funny, watch with large pinch of salt*

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