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Topic: Education

Hands-on and project-based learning is making waves in the traditional education system for students and educators alike. Consider yourself a lifelong learner? Explore below for new ideas and information to discover!

ITP Spring Show 2008

04/13/2008

The Interactive Telecommunications Program @ NYU is having their Spring showing – Sure to be many Arduinos put to creatively...

ITP Spring Show 2008

04/13/2008

The Interactive Telecommunications Program @ NYU is having their Spring showing – Sure to be many Arduinos put to creatively...

DIY Micro steam car

04/07/2008

This is a really cool project to make with your kids. There are instructions for making a car and even...

Made in Japan – Volume 9

04/07/2008

This week: Portable pocket tube radios, a young straw flute maker/player, a Famicom Theremin, Watermelon Carving Art, Elekit Solar Toy...

Maker Faire returns! May 3rd & 4th 2008

03/30/2008

“Combining old-fashioned crafters with forward-thinking technorati, fashionistas, and mad scientists of all stripes, the Maker Faire is a hands-on celebration...

DorkbotPDX – Portland, event this Sunday!

03/28/2008

Thomas writes – DorkbotPDX 0x01 will be taking place on March 30th at the PNCA Graduate Studios building (1432 NW...

Homemade Leslie speaker

03/21/2008

Ah, the sweet sounds of the doppler effect – The rotating Leslie speaker design has a unique way of giving...

From Nand to Tetris in 12 Steps

03/19/2008

Shimon Schocken gave a really interesting Google Tech Talk titled From Nand to Tetris in 12 Steps. In the video,...

Making Trouble — The Fairyland of Science

03/04/2008

Magic is in the mind of a fifth-grader near you.

Made in Japan Vol. 3

02/29/2008

MADE in Japan – Volume 3 This week: “Life Sensing” Hot Water Pots, Circuitbent Pachinko Machines, Otona no Kagaku: a...

@The NYC Toy fair 2008 – the misc

02/29/2008

Here are some final odds and ends from the NYC Toy fair 2008, these aren’t necessarily DIY/Science – but things...

Made in Japan volume 2

02/29/2008

Welcome to the second installment of Made in Japan, a weekly roundup of links to maker-type activities from Japan. Making...

MAKE Interview: Modding consumer electronics devices into DJ tools with Gijs Gieskes

02/29/2008

“Spinning beach ball of death” and “Loading PCB” – video, (Gieskes, 2007) Interview/Article by Jonah Brucker-Cohen In the illustrious world...

ITP Winter show 2006 (tons of photos!)

02/29/2008

Orb – James Sears – Leif Mangelsen Solar bikini (charges an iPod shuffle) – Andrew Schneider. Sonic Body Pong –...

The Open Source Gift Guide: Open source hardware, software, and more for the holidays!

02/29/2008

There are hundreds of gift guides this holiday season filled with junk you can buy, but a lot of times...

Carving melon balls – Interview with the Maker

02/29/2008

Steve Anderson (a.k.a. Irregular Shed) has a lovely set of instructions for carving melons this Halloween. And he’s got a...

Liberlab – Open source lab

02/29/2008

MAKE Flickr photo pool member Francois Schnell posted up a ton of example/screenshots from “Liberlab” an open source lab project...

Stanford dish update…

02/29/2008

Here’s the latest on “Help save the Stanford dish antennas for citizen science” — To all Bracewell Observatory rescue supporters,...

_Treehugger roundup…

02/29/2008

This week at Treehugger, tune in, turn on, hug it out...Toys made from trash. Make your own eco-travel plans. And,...

MAKE VIDEO PODCAST: “Glimpses of How it’s made, Six-Minute Manufacturing”

02/29/2008

MAKE is thrilled to offer this free 35 minute film for download! – “Glimpses of How it’s made” – a...