EBPL Tech is offering a summer web series to introduce fun and useful web design tools to make you web pages more attractive and maximize your creativity. These classes are for adults and teens (15 years and up).
The series will start with an intro of Processing, a programming environment based on JAVA and popular among creatives and media professionals. It was designed to be an easy way for people to learn how to write code with Java.
Then we will move into p5.js, which is a Javascript library that starts with the original goal of Processing—to make coding accessible for artists, designers, educators, and beginners. It has a full set of drawing tools, turning your browser pages as into a sketch pad. The series will also offer a session on how to create a website incorporating p5.js, HTML and CSS.
Lastly, we will create a website that is host on Github, a repository to host your HTML, CSS and JavaScript files.
Click here to register for the first class.
If you were unable to register for the class please go to EBPL YouTube to find the recordings. All recordings will be posted a day after the class.
Go to our calendar to register for future classes:
INTRO TO JAVASCRIPT WITH P5.JS: CREATE IMPACTFUL MEDIA ART (ZOOM)
July 20 at 7:00 pm
July 27 at 7:00 pm
Do you want to learn JavaScript, create attractive visuals for gaming or create your own Art to sell as NFT? The language p5.js is the environment to do all those things.
p5.js will help people who have never programmed before or with some experience of computer programming within the context of visual media in a way that encourages future exploration and creates enthusiasm for coding.
INTRO TO WEB DESIGN COMBINING HTML, CSS AND P5.JS (ZOOM)
August 3 at 7:00 pm
August 10 at 7:00 pm
August 17 at 7:00 pm
Attendees will be able to write and run simple p5.js, HTML and CSS code. Develop basic debugging and principles of web designing skills. Provide resources to allow students to further their skills on their own.
HOST YOUR WEBSITE ON GITHUB (ZOOM)
August 24 at 7:00 pm
August 31 at 7:00 pm
GitHub Pages lets you take a GitHub repository and turn it into a webpage. In other words, you can use a GitHub repository to host your HTML, CSS, and p5.js files.