Biography: Blockchain - Systems Without Boundaries Blockchains have the potential to support businesses and processes without boundaries. Before blockchains, systems relied on intermediaries and duplicate data flows to manage and reconcile information between parties. Now with blockchain technology, these flows can be achieved directly in a secure and non-repudiable way. Blockchains can connect parties more efficiently and effectively than ever before, reducing the latency and inconsistency inherent in many multi-party processes. Furthermore, the secure nature of blockchain transactions and the immutability of the data allows for processes to be automated to a far greater degree due to the level of trust we can place in that data.Blockchains are a natural fit in a world of connected things. This talk will explore the benefits that blockchains provide and how they could be used to enhance everyday interactions.
Workshop: Want to know what blockchain is all about or create your own RTC Coin? Then why not join one of our workshops and build one! We will walk you through the process of running your own blockchain node and using it to issue digital tokens and assets that you can share with other attendees! Attendees will get the chance to: •Create a blockchain node and join a private blockchain•Participate in the consensus / mining process of the blockchain•Issue coins and other custom assets to send to other participants on the chain•Generate Public/Private Keys and import them to a Wallet•Construct transactions and learn how to sign and publish them to a chain •Construct complex multi-party, multi-asset transactions •Workshop Requirements •Laptop with docker 1.12.1 installed (https://github.com/docker/docker/releases/tag/v1.12.1)•Logged in Docker Hub Account (https://hub.docker.com/)•Postman Chrome / Mac Application (https://www.getpostman.com)•Docker images to follow…..
CoderDojo二子玉川 (CoderDojo Japan)
Language（言語）: 日本語, English
Target age（対象年齢）: 7 - 15 years old
Workshop: This is kid's friendly space for learning CODE. (Recommendation: age 7~15.)You can build up your own computer game, animation and music by yourself. (We will use Scratch to make application.)Join this Dojo, you chould be a NINJA (http://kata.coderdojo.com/wiki/Ninja) learning code. Let's have fun!We prepare PCs for you, so you don't need to bring your own machine. And we support both Japanese and English.
Biography: CoderDojo(コーダー道場, https://coderdojo.com/) is a globl movement of free, volunteer-based, community based programming clubs for yong people. This movement has been started in Ireland since 2011. We have 40+ Dojos in Japan. (http://www.coderdojo.jp/)
Mentor Bio: Shogo Kawahara Codeal, corp. | CTO Shogo Kawahara is CTO of Codeal, corp (http://www.codeal.asia/). And he has started one of local Dojos named CoderDojo Chiba (http://coderdojo-chiba.github.io/) since July, 2013.
Biography: The History of Fuji Television Kids On April 2, 1973, a kids program "Hirake! Ponkicki" (Fuji Television) began airing. Since its debut, the program has been a foundation for our productions, and we have been committed to always pay close attention and stay one step ahead of the changes in the surrounding environment of children. In 1993, a new innovative kids program "SUPER KIDS ZONE Ponkickies" debuted and a large-scale outdoor event for children entitled "P-kies Wonderland" was held in the summer of 1998, the following year of Fuji Television's relocation to Daiba. ▼ Establishment of Fuji Television Kids Entertainment, Inc. In 2000, Fuji Television Kids Entertainment, Inc., specializing in the production of content for children, was established by Fuji Television. Its founding mission: to provide child-care support thorough the production of high-quality kids programs. With the beginning of the 21st century, "Hirake! Ponkicki" has been renewed to "Ponkickies 21," kicking things up a notch. In 2002, "Saturday Kids Camp" started on-air. In addition to production of TV programs, we started hosting live events and musicals as well as creating website. ▼ Child-care Support Businesses and Gachapin Nikki (Gachapin's Blog) We set out on a new endeavor to produce our show's core characters, Gachapin and Mukku, to go onto a new stage. By eagerly venturing into a wide range of areas, such as blog and Twitter, Gachapin and Mukku successfully reached new fan base, which resulted in remarkably expanding our child-care support businesses. In 2007, "Gachapin Club" began airing, and in 2008, three new programs, "Be Ponkicki," "Shogaku Rokunensei (Sixth Grade)" and "Monokoto Dagashiya" (BS Fuji), were produced.
Mentor Bio Akao Akaishi, known as Akaishi Sensei (赤石先生/Redstone Teacher), is a Youtube, Niconico Video and Be Programming personality who teaches Redstone Circuit. In June 18, 2011, He posted a Redstone video tutorials to Niconico Video at first. Since then, he has been posted more than 100 videos and his video has been watched over 15,000,000pv worldwide in total. He loves Redstone Circuit and always wants to pass its attraction to many children as possible. Summer in 2015, He held "Redstone Circuit Seminar at Minecraft×Education" aimed at elementary school students at Waseda University in Tokyo Japan. And he wrote and supervised over 10 books of Redstone Circuit last year and all books have been sold very well. He is also a main cast of "Minecraft club" on Youtube which is promotion of Minecraft by Sony Interactive Entertainment for two years.
