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Welcome to Maker Camp! 2015 Themes Week 1: Fantasy Week 2: Funkytown Week 3: Farmstead Week 4: Fun & Games Week 5: Flight Week 6: Far-Out Future Join young inventors and...
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A few weeks ago, I listened as Sylvia Martinez gave an inspiring keynote about Maker Education. She shared a video clip of Andrew Katz, a boy at a New York Maker Faire, who had invented his own automatic pet feeder. The boy excitedly shared how his design worked and the interviewer asked, "
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Instructables is a place that lets you explore, document, and share your DIY creations.
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Tom Friedman argues in The World is Flat that all we really need to know to be successful in life is how to come up with an idea and execute on it. Children have the first part down--they are hardwired for creativity. The challenge is what comes next. That’s what makerspaces teach kids: the co
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Welcome back and I sure hope you enjoyed the last article of 20 Reasons for Maker Space in Education and also 10 Sites To Help You Start Making In The Classroom. In this post I highlight 10 addit...
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From the pedagogy of educational theorists and design thinkers to the passion of tinkers and hobbyists, the Maker movement finds its way into mainstream education.
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MakerBot Launches Hands-On Learning Guide For 3D Printing In The Classroom by TeachThought Staff New MakerBot Handbook Helps Educators and Students Get Started with Lesson…
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A selection of titles that support coding, robotics, tinkering, and more maker activities. Via John Evans
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To bring maker education to your school, find a space, purchase equipment and supplies carefully, budget and partner creatively, and encourage ongoing student involvement.
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UK based 3D printing companies like MakerClub are trying to inspire the maker movement in education by encouraging kids to 3D print.
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PSFK Labs expert explores the big ideas found in The #MakersManual
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Eighth-grader Quin uses his passion for electronics to teach fellow students about 3D printing, arduinos, and other hands-on lessons in STEM skills.
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For the third year in a row, Google is putting on a free online Maker Camp, based on maker-movement ideals, for teens using the company’s Google+ social network.
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