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What if the next great invention started by making life easier for someone else?

Join us for a fun, hands-on workshop where you'll discover how technology can make everyday life more accessible. You'll learn the basics of inclusive design, hear real stories about accessibility, and work in small teams to spot challenges that people experience every day.

Using beginner-friendly electronics like micro:bits, sensors, and simple craft materials, you'll design and build your own interactive prototype. No coding or hardware experience is needed. We'll guide you through each step, from brainstorming ideas to building your mini-project.

At the end of the workshop, each team will share their prototype and explain how it could make a difference in the community. Along the way, you'll learn new technical skills, meet like-minded people, and discover that accessibility isn't just about solving problems. It's a chance to create technology that works better for everyone.

Who should attend

This workshop is open to anyone interested in technology, design, accessibility, or creative problem-solving. 

No prior coding, engineering, or hardware experience is required, just bring your curiosity and willingness to experiment! 

Open to all ages.

What to bring

• A laptop
• Your curiosity and creativity!

All other workshop materials, including micro:bits, sensors, and craft supplies, will be provided.

Registration is essential. 

This project is supported by Inspiring Australia ACT and the ACT Government. We are grateful for their support.