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This summer again, the NCLab Team in partnership with the University of Nevada, Reno will be offering 2-day computer programming and 3D modeling camps.

We are still tuning up the new functionality, so please give us feedback. In a week or two, we will create a tutorial video. In the meantime, here is a short tour of the new functionality: BASIC DESCRIPTION In the left part of your My School Panel, you will see a default list of seven

NCLab aspires to become part of the Hour of Code in Fall 2015 with these 18 games. Please check them out and provide feedback!

The Lassen County in Northern California is a beautiful land of volcanoes, dominated by Mt. Lassen. Susanville is a small rural community where computer programming and 3D modeling are not the most usual things kids do in their free time. The Spring Camp took place in the Mt. Lassen Charter School. It had 13 participants,

The Spring Camp will take place on April 18-19, 2015, at 9 am – 3 pm, at the Mt. Lassen Charter School in Susanville. Click on the flyer below for more details!

Our team enjoys doing camps at K-12 schools. Of course, camps that take place at the University tend to have a more prestigious appearance. But as a matter of fact, many K-12 students do not feel all that comfortable in a huge computer lab, in the giant hallways, and the place simply does not feel

The first NCLab Computer Programming and 3D Modeling Camp in Carson City took place at the Seeliger ES. There were 16 students of ages 9 – 14 and they enjoyed every second. Not bad for a first event of its kind. Many thanks to the Vice-Principal Ben Contine for making it happen!

Hi Johnathan! Your work on the iPhone model inspired me to make some changes in the 3D modeling language, to facilitate the creation of objects with rounded corners and edges. The commands SQUARE, RECTANGLE, CUBE and BRICK have a new optional argument to round corners and/or edges with a given radius. Now the base of your phone

This was the first NCLab computer programming and 3D modeling camp in Winnemucca, and it was awesome. Many thanks to local teachers Sheila and Shauna for their hospitality and assistance. It was amazing how much talent, enthusiasm, and determination can be found among the students at the Winnemucca Grammar School. The camp lasted two days.