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Eyebeam's After-School Digital Art Program offers free workshops every Thursday, 3-6 p.m. Workshops start at 4 p.m. Students can participate in a hands-on workshop, focusing on audio mixing and editing, video production, video game design, or other software based activities. Students who drop-in will then continue to work on skills learned, or other computer-based projects on following Thursdays.
Participating students will have full supervised use of Eyebeam’s Mac lab, which includes: Apple Intel G5 computers loaded with software including Adobe’s Creative Suite, Final-Cut Pro, and more.
Home schooled students are welcome to participate in the youth drop-in program as long as they are between the ages of 13–18. All students are strongly encouraged to RSVP via email or phone to: stephanie@eyebeam.org, 212-937-6580 x247
Location: Eyebeam is located on 540 W 21st Street, between 10th and 11th Avenues, New York, NY 10011. Subway directions:Take the local C or E trains to 23rd Street and 8th Avenue
One homeschooling parent's comment: "Eyebeam has a rolling and open admission. Each month they focus on a different thing, but will do whatever the kid wants. They also work on long term projects with the individual. This is a great program that my son highly recommends! He has learned so many different programs that we don't have in our home, including: how to make a website, a blog, beginning programming and developing games. It is totally free! You can drop in without reserving a spot each week, so it's very easy to attend. Meet up and hang out with other home schooled kids and learn some great new technology! "
The New York Public Library offers free computer classes.
Here's a list of Free online computer classes
