AI Can Do More Than Generate Content. It Can Reduce the Work Behind It.
How AI-assisted programming helps small creative organisations automate routine work, reduce publishing effort, and build reusable tools.
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Digital Literacy
Our Digital Literacy programs and projects deliver digital skills training and creative technology education across Northern Ontario, Winnipeg, and rural communities, supporting artists, youth, and small organizations through practical, accessible learning. Programming includes digital literacy workshops, online communication skills, media and content creation, internet safety, and digital storytelling, with an emphasis on real-world application in arts, culture, and community development. These initiatives strengthen digital inclusion, improve access to technology, and support creative sector capacity building through hands-on training in online publishing, multimedia production, and digital tools for artistic practice. The programs also explore responsible technology use and emerging platforms, including AI literacy for communities, helping participants adapt to evolving digital environments while expanding opportunities in creative industries, cultural programming, and community-based innovation.
Fractals: Math as a Canvas
Explore infinite geometry with Fractal Fun, an interactive app blending code, art, sound, and animation.
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Art, Code, and Quick Crops: Building A Simple Image Editor
Built in an afternoon sprint, our lightweight image editor offers clean crops, quick filters, and privacy directly in your browser.
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Building Our Own Digital Paint Studio: A Weekend Exploration in Art and Code
Exploring design thinking, rapid prototyping, and the joy of making creative tools together.
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The Shift From Static AI Images to Living Works
From one-off generations to pieces that keep becoming. The rise of living digital art.
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Update: Looking Ahead to Fall
Students, artists and community projects are getting underway as we head into another busy fall.
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Less Subscribing. More Making.
Learn practical digital skills through hands-on software projects that reduce subscription costs, encourage self-reliance and put creative ideas to work.
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Mapping What We’ve Been Up To
Traditional data visualization often flattens complex histories into static, two-dimensional charts that tell a frozen story.
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Scrambled Research: Rethinking the Boxes We Put Research In
What happens when research stops fitting neatly into institutional boxes? We're experimenting with Scrambled Research this fall.
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Spring Short Stories for: June 8, 2026
These narratives explore urban spring transitions through supernatural encounters, heavy burdens, and surreal shifts in northern environments.
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