Zero tomakerfaire fetc2016_handout
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This document provides information about a MakerSpace program at a school that started from zero and grew to hosting a MakerFaire event within a year. Student survey comments indicate they enjoyed making new friends, learning together each week through working on projects, and using the 3D printers. The document lists resources for 3D printing, coding, funding, project ideas, and planning Maker Faires. It provides contact information for Sundi Pierce who ran the program.
Zero tomakerfaire fetc2016_handout
- 1. FETC 2016 Zero to MakerFaire: A Year in the Life of a MakerSpace Libraries provide the tools to explore, discover and learn. The MakerSpace is another tool. Unknown Makers learn not only bydoing, generating, and creating, but also by interacting and collaborating with others. Wong | June 2013 Student Survey Comments I now have friends. I have enjoyed working together with my new friend. Learning a little bit more each week. They let us work on our own. I have enjoyed that it helps me make new friends and the 3D printing. I enjoy the opportunity to make and create something with fellow friends. I enjoy everything!!!! I enjoy the involvement with technology. Links 3D Printing: Autodesk Project Ignite | Thingiverse Coding: Code.org | Codecademy Funding: DonorsChoose Maker Ideas: Instructables | MAKE School Maker Faires by MAKE Planning Ideas from Sundi YouTube Playlist: http://bit.ly/zerotomakerfaire Contact Info Sundi Pierce @sundipierce sundi.pierce@sdhc.k12.fl.us