Made in Baltimore: What Kind of Makerspace to Make?
Dive in with Will Holman as he explores American makerspaces and sets foot on a journey to build his own: Open Works in Baltimore, Maryland.
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!
Lego Combines Coding and Robotics with New Educational Program for Kids
At CES 2016, Lego announced their new program, Wedo 2.0 for kids ages 6–10. Students learn STEM by building a Lego robot and controlling it via the Wedo software.
No Makerspace No Problem: Maker Cart Takes Workshop Education to Go
The ED Cart will be a great way to reach students without the cost of a full Makerspace and can seed the way for Maker learning for all.
Flight Manual: Do’s and Don’ts for the New Drone Pilot
If you’ve recently become a drone owner, there’s a lot to learn about safety, maintenance, and the regulation of the skies. Read on to find out what you need to know.
How to Teach Programming to Kids: Pretend to Be a Robot
You don’t need a fancy robot (or even a computer!) to teach kids how to code.
From Aerospace to Weaving, Houston Mini Maker Faire Is an Inventors’ Paradise
Houston Mini Maker Faire attendees had a chance to create scientific creatures, assemble a clock, take a peek through augmented reality, and much more.
Why We’re Still Talking About Gender in STEM on Ada’s 200th Birthday
Ada Lovelace turns 200 today. In her honor, let’s talk about how the current STEM field treats women — and what we can do about it.
