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Rob 🤷‍♂️

Collected my #genuary25 outputs into a post - headtilt.me/genuary25/

Looking back, this is the fifth year of #genuary that I've done! (although last year I was pretty busy with work and didn't achieve much).

Lots of fun as always and ❤️ the community and all the outputs over the month. It's so enjoyable finding folks who use weird and wonderful techniques each year (would love to see some #Turtlestitch some year though!)

Headtilt · Genuary 2025January / Genuary is over for another year, and I’m coming to the end of my enforced holiday, starting my new remote teaching job this week. Despite the “need to find a new job” pressure, it’s actually been pretty nice to sink some time into things like the Pandas Workout book, Advent of Code (my first 50 stars, although I relied on some explanations for a couple of the problems) and Genuary. For Genuary I got through most of the month (certainly a lot more than last year when I was working throughout January) and made a few things that I was pretty happy with, so I thought I’d put together some outputs from my Genuary code here, since it’s nice to be able to look at everything all together.
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Margaret J. Low

Do you teach or and want an exciting cross-curricular project that links to Design and Technology? @turtlestitch could be the perfect solution!

Join my free online training session on 21st January to discover how to blend coding and creativity. It’s a fantastic way to inspire and engage young learners.

Online workshop: 21st January 16.00-17.00
Sign up: warwick.ac.uk/turtlestitch

#STEMeducation#WMGoutreach#CSEd
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Margaret J. Low

Yesterday I attended for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed it. There were many interesting sessions, creating patterns using p5.js, Savannahhq.com looking at the health of online communities and lots more.

I gave a presentation on , looking at @turtlestitch and @inkstitch

Our resources are available here: warwick.ac.uk/turtlestitch



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A stitched representation of the Glasgow Rose, designed by Charles and Margaret Rennie Mackintosh. Its stitched onto white felt, with two colours of pink thread.
Margaret standing in front of a display screen, showing the title of the presentation "Open Source Embroidery" along with some pictures of stitched patterns.
The first screen from the p5.js talk, showing a description of the p5 javascript library, along with a picture of a group of people standing on a lawn.
The grid of talks at Barcamp London, along the top are the times of the sessions, and down the left hand side is the list of rooms. In the grid are postcards giving descriptions of all the talks.
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