Hello, I’m David Hewlett and Welcome to the official online site for my TechBandits….yaaaaay!
Techbandits.org is about keeping kids of all ages curious. It’s about inspiring a love of life-long learning and assembling the truth from many sources and perspectives.
-David Hewlett
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Join us on Discord!
The idea is to create a freeform, open and safe space for our TechBandits kids to share their own perspectives and maybe learn a little something new in the process. I host on screen, while the kids are generally audio only on discord. The fabulously moderated chat (Thank you Kal!!!!) is open to one and all and is a huge part of both my own and the kid’s enjoyment. We may or may not delve into a few choice Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math, Gaming topics that catch my eye…but more than often we devolve into a safespace for our TechBandits to chat, debate and enjoy themselves…often at my expense! 😉
TechBanditry sessions take the form of casual online live streams on TWITCH.TV.
Tech Banditry now LIVE ON TWITCH!
In a bid to open up our local TechBandits sessions to a wider and more diverse group of kids, we’ve started holding live streamed sessions over on our TWITCH streaming channel… and I gotta say it’s a glorious!
Join us for random Science Technology Engineering Arts and Maths adventures… now featuring TinyCam and SquirrelCam!
The TechBandits on TWITCH
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