
For maker educators and makerspace managers and staff providing hands-on learning activities and projects for youth.
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Liz Whitewolf says there are still a few spots open for Fab Educators Summit on Sunday, which is taking place with FAB 26 in Boston. The Summit is “a global, practitioner-led gathering where educators share timely ideas and best practices a...
by John Pellman
“Now you’re just hurting kids.”
Five years ago, a former colleague leveled this accusation at schools that don’t push students to finish a three-year CTE Pathway. She insisted that once a student starts a pathway, they mus...
STEM has been a national priority in education over the last fifteen years with the goal of increasing the number and diversity of students who choose careers in STEM. While I see a strong connection between making and science and engineeri...
The 2025-2026 school year has either wrapped up or is about to wrap up for educators. Before you head out for the summer, would you take a few minutes to share your thoughts and experiences as a maker educator over the past school year? I’d...
MakerEd’s May 2026 workshop presenter was Christine Girtain, 2023 New Jersey State Teacher of the Year and 2022 National Genetics Educator of the Year. In her work at Toms Rivers Regional Schools in NJ, she directs an Authentic Science Rese...
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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.
Creative Learning | Maker Education | Artist | “What matters is not what we make, nor the technology we use, but the human disposition with which we learn, create, connect and respond to uncertainty.”
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