I’ve been exploring binary with Year 8s and thought they might like to have a look at the weird world of Cellular Automata.
There are lots of resources out there but I couldn’t find one that helped them create their own easily.
So I made this in Google Sheets.
It’s pretty simplistic but essentially there are 2 steps.
Step 1) Students make their “God Rules”
Step 2) Students look at the results tab and see how different seedings create different patterns
Hope it’s helpful.
[Header image: Hexagonal Generative Art 2016-12-24 By Charlotte Dann. At http://codepen.io/pouretrebelle/post/hexagons]
somewhat tenuous link, but this is nice goodreads.com/book/show/6332…
Looks fascinating!
my friend Simon made a radio program about grids, also worth a listen – I think if you google Brooke Lapping you can find their old progs (actually all worth a listen)
sorry, spelt it wrong – it’s here –
brooklapping.com/news/grid
Thanks Charity – will do!
@bawdynan might be up your street?
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