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Today on Maker Camp we dive into the wide world of Lego and all the things you can make with everyone’s favorite construction toy. But Lego is more than a toy.
We’ll geek out with five people who take Lego way more seriously than you do. We’ll meet three MIT researchers from the Lego Learning Lab, birthplace of Lego Mindstorms and Scratch; co-creator of LUGNET (a community of adult Lego fanatics — you can be one too!); and someone who has your dream job: building models for Lego in Denmark!
Today’s projects? Lego-related, of course. Our basic project is a Lego flash drive. For a more advanced project, we’ve got a Lego-made gaming controller stand.
Tune in right here on Google+ at 11am PDT, and post a project of your own on the Maker Camp community page on Google+.
8 thoughts on “Maker Camp: Lego fun!”
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I suggest you include the time at multiple timezones. It’s just a pain having to do it mannually.
It’s not that hard, once you join the event via G+ it will display in your timezone. :)
What do Legos have to do with education? Actually, you’d be surpised… http://bit.ly/16190GE
Thanks for the link!