4 Makerspaces That Came Together to Work on Big Projects
These four projects showcase how, together, makers can build bigger, more creative, and more challenging projects than if they were solo.
These four projects showcase how, together, makers can build bigger, more creative, and more challenging projects than if they were solo.
Based online, Maker Camp could be just a suggestion, a chimera, a virtual place to go and glean ideas. But from its aspirational concept has sprung a solid and tightly knit community that gathers to make, share, learn, and yes — fail — together.
Here are some project ideas your family will have fun collaborating on, and that will help inspire your kids to be makers.
Maker Camp worked hard on creating education and amusing activities, and it makes us so happy to see people out there building things.
Vintage tech offers great opportunities to go back to the basics of teaching innovation and invention through project-based learning.
Although she’s young, Samatha has tackled several difficult concepts and created advanced science projects on her YouTube channel.
Pete Dearing went to infinity and beyond for his kids, making them a spaceship bunk bed with a fully interactive cockpit.