
For maker educators and makerspace managers and staff providing hands-on learning activities and projects for youth.
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Maker Faire Bay Area takes place this weekend at Mare Island in Vallejo. It’s our 20th anniversary, with 2006 the year of the first Maker Faire. On Friday, we have Field Trips Friend, a day for schools to bring their students and experience...
I was talking yesterday to a local non-profit leader about education. I said that in the 1990s there was a lot more public discussion around innovation in education. Today there is very little, especially as school districts are struggling...
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This school year’s first Learning Together workshop will focus on new ways to approach the design process with your students.
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A reader asked if there’s a directory of K-12 school makerspaces. We do have a listing of k-12 makerspaces on makerspace.com and here’s a link to an alphabetical listing. Unfortunately, we only have 53 schools listed.
A quick scan of the...
For the second year during the first week of August, I organized a week-long Maker Camp for fifty middle schoolers at the Innovative Arts makerspace in Forestville California. The campers rotated through six core activities: blacksmithing,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Dale is a Sebastopol resident of over 30 years. He is editor and publisher of Make: Magazine, a DIY Tech quarterly.
Godwyn Morris is the Director of Dazzling Discoveries STEM Education Center and Skill Mill NYC. She invented DazzLinks Cardboard Building Kits, and Engineering with Paper. Her projects have been published in the New York Times.
Educator, maker and printmaker from the Netherlands. I write about maker education, learner agency, craftsmanship and learning in the age of AI. My essays have also appeared in MakerEd.
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