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Looking for ways to jumpstart your library makerspace? Check out these ideas to foster discovery, innovation, and learning in your library.
New Milford High School's library is home to a brand new "Makerspace" that even includes a 3-D printer.
Making things with electronics is tough, but if you're just starting out, littleBits are an easy way to start experimenting with all kinds of projects
Make & Take projects are activities in a makerspace that use affordable materials students can take home to keep. They're great for boosting engagement.
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Valuable Lessons from my First Makerspace | AASL Knowledge Quest
In my article for AASL Knowledge Quest, I reflect on my school's first makerspace year, including what went well and what we could improve.
Our library makerspace has been a bustling place over the past few weeks. I've still been holding some periodic makerspace recess sessions where students can signup to come and explore the space and what it has to offer. Several students have been coming on a regular basis on their own. This started as one or…
When it comes to summer programming, I like to try to strike a balance between featured performers, exciting standalone programs, special ev...
From large urban libraries to small rural ones, makerspaces are happening. Spaces like these are important because they give people of all ages the opportunity to gain knowledge on their own throug…
Welcome to All Things STEAM, a resource for offering library programming in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. When ...
Whether you're just getting started or already have a thriving Maker program going, there will be makerspace resources here for you.
In my article for the ISTE Librarian's Network Scanner, I offer my advice for starting a makerspace on a budget, including practical examples.
Edutopia blogger Mary Beth Hertz reports from EdCamp NYC about design thinking, the maker movement and their relevance to STEM curriculum.
Interested in learning how to start, schedule, and manage an elementary Makerspace?! Check out these supply suggestions, organization tips, and more.
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How to Make a Catapult With Littlebits: This is a easy project for kids , can be used in many things , this is a catapult or a throwing arm.
A step-by-step tutorial for building an Epic LEGO Wall. Includes supply list and advice learned along the way. For classrooms, libraries or anywhere awesome
