Bitlink after-school STEAM courses provide creative technology workshops for Launceston students

Lucy Stone
Updated May 16 2017 - 10:42am, first published 10:00am
STEAM: Joe Robinson, Bridgette Kaminski, Nathaniel Bott and James Riggall of Bitlink with the game "The Adventures of Mustard Sunshine", created in a Bitlink after-school program. Picture: Paul Scambler
STEAM: Joe Robinson, Bridgette Kaminski, Nathaniel Bott and James Riggall of Bitlink with the game "The Adventures of Mustard Sunshine", created in a Bitlink after-school program. Picture: Paul Scambler

Bitlink is set to launch their latest after-school program of creative technology courses, teaching children how to use and develop technology while thinking practically about the processes involved.

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Lucy Stone

Lucy Stone

Local government reporter, The Examiner

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