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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 It really depends what you want: 1. An event aimed specifically at young people 1a (Code club would be pre coder dojo) 2. An event aimed at all age groups where you can learn from others 3. An event like the above (2) but less emphasis on people teaching others and more self learning so come along and work on projects with others. 4. A lug meet which is generally adults only, more of a social thing, but lug meets can benefit from 3 when you want to demo something and the pub / bar / cafe environment makes this much harder, downfall of the torbay lug meets was just this, we started to bring along more computers and it got rather awkward at the shoreline bar where we were meeting at. Coder Dojos are aimed at 13 - 17 year olds, so it may be worth contacting local code clubs and working with them to provide some degree of continuity for the YP until they are 18, then after 18, they can come to events such as 3 or 4. It may be by the time they are 13 / 14 they want to carry on but simply need the space, support to do so, it could just be a room, with somewhere to store the more bulky kit. There also a running a 'makerspace course' Like I have said before, whatever you do it is a LOT OF WORK. Hope this helps Paul On 20/04/18 15:37, Tom via list wrote: > https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/start-a-coderdojo-with-our-free-onlin e-training/ > > > > > Might be worth a punt > > Tom te tom te tom > > - -- http://www.zleap.net Torbay Tech Jam http://torbaytechjam.org.uk Next Tech jam 2nd Saturday of the month -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJa2gWmAAoJEPCGVTfQZjAt7lUP/0O3OpC/AozaWTIm0mNCaefY w9i66uzoygxc2kjq10vUl6XIQMJl98nZ3rCcZX0AHg7vnunY1mJO/kGRj4bJri/i zGaofExYmxe95i0eLpVMbHkj2YvORNHMK1s9a3o8GTrWvPVHRwF6Luv1h5OCLWXD HthDi+i5O9L2zhD5cqgNJSjg+Rmz7lc+EVL4AeiyjlUo4Hcr5N2FM+X4lRoLM/Jk 6HreNVNi/QBUraVAQg/RuHOC5oCKTqngORShVa4oduNLCdHgoNWJuYExu8kXxTfX M+OC3qXax2//GsoU4XtDKo9lvcQtgAlcLRH/zNuSsgTDXrUZeCJa3e3Q9AtUNVMs 9iUxo+szePfTgmymD6F4pfEAnvjtdwpoNr0oKbq1COdKAQ344p6dxHvT9kFXCo+O w1zCqwi6oNiWvu9/wp1l6WtnWtj/vbc9yUMq7bL8SU1e36dnQA3hXkQRBxc9dTiY 0k2osbr9GJtKA1/VNF5mCzSSD3CGM+2ADKi2a69J3iIX1Gc8Mt7xp46mUYca/vs6 hWJ1bvF2pvIe7PZV6FDdNtdpXm8KxiwBrRo9gmr3HIPqOCJxivJVJ1el5Z8r0NaF Ayl2HdieSafgwo8XVHM2Ddk5tRpTLK7ZtaX9/7hc52X9bFAVOvAPiAc5CWA3U4WO Aactlyv8fZi83eJ6JnAn =X77G -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG https://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq