Qwerty Labs · Learning

Learning
decks.

Find your deck, open it and get making. These are the working lessons and project guides we use in the lab.

Learning decks

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Studio lessons, working guides and projects. Physical computing, coding, AI, robotics and design projects. Browse the decks or pick up where you left off.

Henry · Roblox · Phase 2A

JJK Battleground: Dismantle

Build the first Dismantle slash: client input, server validation, a visible effect and one test at a time.

Raspberry Pi · Project

Lucky Cam (Cat Cam)

The cat-camera build: PIR motion sensing, Python, camera capture and a local page showing the latest photo.

Learning collection

Physical Computing Foundations

The collection hub for Raspberry Pi basics, electronics, components and the Lucky Cam project.

Raspberry Pi · Foundation

Raspberry Pi Basics

First steps with the desktop, files, Terminal, Thonny and a tiny Python program.

Physical computing · Foundation

Electronics + GPIO

Breadboards, safe wiring, pin numbering and guided LED and button builds.

Physical computing · Reference

Component Field Guide

A growing reference to the components used in the lab and what each one does.

Working deck

From Website to Shop

Tiarna’s ecommerce field guide: use cases, platform thinking, accessibility and the live shop project.

Studio missions

Resident Processing Expert

A creative-coding mission deck for moving beyond tutorials into experiments, explanation and self-directed sketches.

Python + physical computing

STOP:bit → MicroPython

Four progressive lessons: traffic lights, pedestrian crossings and radio-controlled systems.

AI-assisted game making

Build → Test → Fix → Next

A beginner-friendly cheat sheet for making games with AI without letting the project grow faster than it can be tested.

Developer tour

Billy + Sprig

A working developer-tour artefact for exploring a real project from the inside out.

Tiarna · Music + language

Decode Rocky

An investigation deck for tracing Rocky’s musical language from production notation into the finished film, then turning it into a first-contact festival experiment.

Chloe · Logo project 1