Resource Library – Maker Ed
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If there is no room for a makerspace in your library or classroom, students can check out and take home "maker kits" to make and create with their families.
What is needed to start a Makerspace in a classroom or school?Passion - You need to have passion and a belief in the educational value of maker-style projects.Space - This can be a whole room or only part of a room.Supplies - Start small with simple craft materials. Often sending a message out to colleagues and the community asking for donations of materials works well.Storage - Create a place to store materials when they are not in use and student projects as they are being worked on. | Into the Driver's Seat
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"Library makerspaces gain traction" "Duxbury Free Library" "Library Makerspace" "New ways libraries can meet patron needs"
"Library makerspaces gain traction" "Duxbury Free Library" "Library Makerspace" "New ways libraries can meet patron needs"
"Library makerspaces gain traction" "Duxbury Free Library" "Library Makerspace" "New ways libraries can meet patron needs"
"Library makerspaces gain traction" "Duxbury Free Library" "Library Makerspace" "New ways libraries can meet patron needs"
"Library makerspaces gain traction" "Duxbury Free Library" "Library Makerspace" "New ways libraries can meet patron needs"
Makerspaces in Your Library When I entered Fields Elementary Library, it was traditional in every way. Slowly, I have worked to ...
Some school libraries are reinventing themselves as makerspaces, but this Ohio library took a slightly different approach and has seen incredible results.
Makerspaces, making, and the maker movement have become frequent conversation topics among librarians. We’ve encouraged making in the library through programming focused on writing, drawing, design…
While most educators I talk to seem to be completely enamored with the idea of Makerspaces, I know that there are also naysayers out there who wonder what it’s all about. I’ve had curious people ask me why I have all these “toys” in my library. “Aren’t the students supposed to be here to learn?” ... Read more
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Project Overview: From 2010-2023 ICfL supported the creation of Makerspaces in Idaho libraries and encouraged the delivery of library services to digital users “where they live.” The Commission provided the necessary materials and trainings to implement creative,
Library makerspaces continue to thrive, drawing new patrons in and engaging them as never before. This hands-on sourcebook edited by technology expert Kroski includes everything libraries need to know about the major topics, tools, and technologies relevant to makerspaces today. Packed with cutting edge instruction and advice from the field's most tech-savvy innovators, this
