A little place-value playground
Ones, tens, hundreds. A tiny counting toy for the kitchen-table kind of maths lesson.
chillvibes.comGames, odd little experiments, and things made just because. The only rule: nobody built it to make money.
Ones, tens, hundreds. A tiny counting toy for the kitchen-table kind of maths lesson.
chillvibes.comA shelf of open-source musical experiments. Pick an instrument, follow a tangent, lose an afternoon.
magenta.tensorflow.orgA homemade camera that prints a doodle instead of a photo. Dan Macnish’s open-source project makes every snapshot a surprise.
github.comMeet a robot who wants to be an artist. A research project exploring how young kids learn about AI through stories and play.
www.media.mit.eduA free educational project for teaching computers to recognise words, pictures, and numbers. Then make a game with it.
machinelearningforkids.co.ukAn open-source way to turn a living-room dance into dots and lines. A starting point for a very silly family project.
github.comTurn a rough doodle into a painting with neural style transfer. Open-source, wonderfully odd, and worth a look.
github.comWander between little melodies and make something of your own. A musical sketchbook, not a recording contract.
teampieshop.github.ioA little friendly competition. Usually with a very strange opponent.
See all →Poke it. See what happens. Repeat.
See all →What if? is a perfectly good reason to make something.
See all →Things to look at, listen to, and make a delightful mess with.
See all →Small projects for the people you share a roof with.
See all →Curiosity is the whole curriculum.
See all →Less itinerary optimisation. More getting pleasantly lost.
Something good will turn up here. No rush.
See all →An excuse to disappear into your next side project.
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