Creativity & Making in Elementary Classrooms; Intro to the City X Project (from Stanford University FabLearn 2014)

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This keynote was presented during a breakout session at Stanford University's FabLearn 2014 conference. During the session, I shared stories about 3D printing with kids around the world, and walked participants through an abbreviated version of the City X Project, a 3D printing and design thinking curriculum for kids created by IDEAco.

When you were a kid,
what did you want to be when you grew up?
@CityXProject

What’s something you know little about,
but would love to know everything about?
@CityXProject

What’s one problem in your community
that technology could solve?
@CityXProject

Matthew Straub
@IDEAcoorg
Co-Founder,
Director of Communications
@matthewmagellan
Zev Vernon-Lapow
Learning & Creativity Coach

1,000+
educators
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countries
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LESSONS
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WITH KIDS AROUND
THE WORLD
@matthewmagellan @CityXProject

HAVE A
CLEAR PURPOSE
@matthewmagellan @CityXProject

SOLUTIONS COME FROM
UNEXPECTED PLACES
@matthewmagellan @CityXProject

EVERYTHING YOU KNOW
IS WRONG
@matthewmagellan @CityXProject

THE SKY
IS NOT THE LIMIT
@matthewmagellan @CityXProject

THE SKY
IS NOT THE LIMIT
cityxproject.com/spacekid
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Creativity & Making in Elementary Classrooms; Intro to the City X Project (from Stanford University FabLearn 2014)

the Mayor
All we have with us in
City X is a 3D printer and
your imagination. But
that’s all we need to make
this the perfect city!

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