Case study
Woollahra Libraries
- Program
- Scratch, Python, micro:bit, 3D printing
- Locations
- Double Bay Library, Woollahra Library
- Audience
- All ages
- Duration
- Ongoing
The Brief
A multi-year relationship spanning multiple branches, including Double Bay Library and Woollahra Library itself, across a range of age groups. It started as a coding workshop and grew from there.
What We Delivered
A broad, ongoing workshop mix across the branches: Python and coding, robotics, 3D printing, and STEM competition workshops.
On The Ground
Some sessions made use of the library's own equipment, including Edison robots and 3D printers and materials. These were library-owned rather than AARAS-supplied, a point of flexibility in how the program was delivered. The program has expanded over time to more branches and more workshop types.
Outcomes
Strong attendance and repeat bookings, positive feedback from staff, and continued expansion.
Photos
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