A07 – Set up your 3D printer

Presentation

The Design Thinking workshop immerses you in a user-centred method of innovation. This technique – developed at Stanford University and adopted throughout Silicon Valley – approaches problems by understanding users and their needs. The information collected and analysed becomes the basis for an ideation session aimed at finding first solutions to challenges.
A prototype is then produced and compared with user opinion.
This process then leads to a definitive solution that meets an identified need.
The workshop is illustrated by concrete examples from facilitators who have developed their products using this particular technique.

Organisation

• Max. number of participants: 8
• Duration: 1/2 day
• Level: beginner

Presentation

You have a Reflex camera but only use it in automatic mode? Would you like to discover the possibilities of your camera and understand how it works so that you can use it better? Take part in this workshop, master the settings and add creativity to your shots!

Organisation

• Max. number of participants: 5
• Duration: 2h30
• Level: beginner
• Required equipment: DSLR camera or with manual mode

Presentation

Are you looking for a clever and economical way to repair a faulty item? Come with this item (all except electronic and computer  equipment). Each participant, depending on his/her skills, can also contribute to repair objects brought by others.

Organisation

• Max. number of participants: 8
• Duration: 3h
• Level: beginner
• Required equipment: your broken objects!

Presentation

Come and discover the free photo retouching software The GIMP (equivalent to Photoshop). You will learn how to use layers, retouching tools and how to do “compositing” by associating several photos.

Organisation

• Max. number of participants: 4
• Duration: 3h
• Level: beginner