AI Explorer Labby Mr. Roger
Lebanon · Since 2010

Hands-on technology education

Big ideas start
with little makers.

A place where young people learn to code, build robots, explore artificial intelligence, and create something they are proud to call their own.

A student coding on a laptop beside a robot during an AI Explorer Lab workshop
Real learners. Real projects. Real excitement.
LearnBuildExplore
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Learn by
doing

02

Create with
confidence

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Work
together

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Share the
discovery

Find your spark

What will you
make today?

From your first line of code to a robot that responds to the world, every program is built around curiosity, confidence, and real making.

A student exploring block-based coding during a Raspberry Pi Lebanon workshop

Scratch · Computational thinking

Creative coding

Start with Scratch and discover how to turn an idea into an animation, a game, or a story.

A young learner programming an orange educational robot on a laptop

Robot builds · Sensors

Robotics

Build real robots, program their movements, and discover how sensors help them make decisions.

A student using a Raspberry Pi, a breadboard, and connected electronics

Electronics · Python · GPIO

Raspberry Pi

Connect electronics, light up LEDs, and discover the exciting world of physical computing.

Students exploring artificial intelligence and coding in a collaborative classroom

Artificial intelligence · Discovery

AI Explorer Lab

Understand how AI works, explore creative tools, and learn to use new technology responsibly.

Students collaborating on creative technology and digital-making projects

MIT App Inventor · Mobile apps

App development

Design and create working mobile applications using the visual tools in MIT App Inventor.

Student-created 3D-printed models displayed in the technology classroom

3D printing · Prototyping

Design & 3D making

Sketch, model, experiment, and transform digital designs into things you can actually hold.

Something exciting is coming

Your next
big discovery.

Find an upcoming hands-on workshop, choose the experience your young maker will love, and reserve a place in just a few moments.

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Dates announced soon

Robotics Discovery Workshop

Build a real robot, bring it to life with code, and discover how sensors help it explore its surroundings.

Broummana, Lebanon↗ Ages Ages 8–13
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Dates announced soon

AI Explorer Lab: First Steps

Discover what artificial intelligence can do, create something original, and learn to use powerful new tools responsibly.

Broummana, Lebanon↗ Ages Ages 10–15
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Dates announced soon

Raspberry Pi Young Makers

Connect circuits, illuminate LEDs, and turn a tiny computer into your very own hands-on invention.

Broummana, Lebanon↗ Ages Ages 9–14

Register first. We will confirm availability and arrange payment with you personally.

A new world to explore

Meet the
AI Explorer Lab.

Artificial intelligence is already changing how we live and learn. We help young people understand it, ask better questions about it, and discover how to use it thoughtfully and creatively.

Creative AIMachine learningResponsible technology
A classroom of students exploring coding, artificial intelligence, and digital creativity
Curiosity first. Human judgment always.

Built by our students

Small hands.
Remarkable ideas.

Each project starts with a question and becomes something real through teamwork, testing, and imagination.

Students demonstrating smart-city and automation projects at a school exhibition

Engineering + creativity

Smart-city projects

Student teams develop working models of automated parking, smart warehouses, and responsive environments.

An orange educational robot with an ultrasonic distance sensor

Build + program

Robots with a purpose

Young inventors build and program robots that move, sense obstacles, and respond to their surroundings.

A Raspberry Pi computer powering an illuminated handmade paper robot

Code + circuits

Creative electronics

Simple materials, LEDs, and Raspberry Pi computers become imaginative interactive inventions.

Featured student project

The BHS
Weather Station.

A real, student-built weather station powered by Raspberry Pi. Learners collect meteorological data, explore environmental patterns, and discover how computing connects with science and the world outside the classroom.

Raspberry PiEnvironmental scienceLive dataStudent-led research
The completed BHS Raspberry Pi weather station and its meteorological sensors
Roger Dagher presenting the BHS Weather Station
The student team behind the BHS Weather Station
Professional portrait of Roger Dagher, founder and technology educator

About Mr. Roger

Hello,
I'm Roger Dagher.

I believe young people learn best when they are trusted to explore, encouraged to ask questions, and given the chance to make something real.

For more than a decade, I have helped students discover coding, robotics, Raspberry Pi, physical computing, and creative technology. Whether we are building a weather station, programming a robot, or exploring AI, the goal is the same: turn curiosity into confidence.

Doctorate in Artificial Intelligence & Technology Management (In progress)Raspberry Pi Certified Educator, Cambridge UKMicrosoft Certified InstructorApple TeacherPhysical Computing STEAM Diploma, UKBSc Open (Applied Physics & Electronics), UK

For schools and learning communities

Bring the excitement
to your students.

From a single inspiring workshop to a complete learning program, we create hands-on experiences designed around your students, your goals, and your school.

Let's plan your workshop
A group of happy students celebrating together after a technology workshop

Ready to make something?

Let's get started.

Tell us a little about your learners, your school, and what you would like to explore together.

Send a workshop inquiry