Past Events

Participants will learn about 3D modeling and be introduced to Tinkercad. They will design, create and customize 3D sports equipment that can be fabricated with a 3D printer. The event will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams.

The Library, in collaboration with Studio 5/6, an information and communications technology makerspace initiative by the Ministry of Transport and Communications, will host the first Spring Makers in March. During the workshop, participants will discover a variety of new technology skills and digital fabrication tools in an enjoyable and fun atmosphere. Participants registering for the workshops may register as per the age assigned for each workshop. The workshop will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams. 

Did you know that chess improves memory, problem-solving and IQ? It's also a wonderful way to improve focus, flex those creativity muscles, and most importantly, kids have fun playing.

In this session, participants will be introduced to a digital sports race in order to code an arcade console to make a racing game. They will also learn about the technological equipment used for the sport. The event will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams.

Participants will be introduced to patterns in the field of fashion, and then building on that knowledge, they will also learn new Java concepts and use them to create their own patterns. Please download the free program Processing before the workshop at https://processing.org/download. The event will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams.

Join us to discover and explore the Library's various online resources for middle school and high school students, including research tools, ebooks, audiobooks and periodicals. The workshop will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams. 

In this workshop, participants will be introduced to circuits and how they work in order to learn about microcontrollers. They will also be introduced to coding and coding types in order to use an  Adafruit board to make a wearable cycling signal. The event will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams.

Participants will be introduced to circuits, microcontrollers, how they work and how to distinguish the difference between MCUs and MPUs. They will also be introduced to coding and code a Micro Bit board to make a wearable compass. The event will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams.

By the end of this introductory information session, you will have an understanding of what the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) writing tasks consist of and what examiners look for. You’ll also learn about what the band descriptors are and how they apply to the writing tasks.

This lecture discusses the most important watermark indexes, the forms used in each index, and the studied time periods in each paper or electronic index. For example, the Briquet's Index covers watermarks from 1282 to 1600 AD. What are forms that are listed in Charles-Moïse Briquet's encyclopedia on watermarks? This lecture will assist researchers to shorten the time spent searching for the date of scribing a manuscript that includes a specific watermark by directly previewing the index that contains the watermark under study without wasting time searching within all the indexes.