Over the past few years I’ve talked with many groups about making and education. There is always a big question of how making fits into the classroom. Should it be integrated into normal curriculum? Should there be a dedicated maker space in the school? Unfortunately, there is no single quick and easy answer to these […]
Talk to any manufacturer today and one of their top concerns is finding a skilled workforce needed to compete in a global marketplace.
What does it even mean to be a maker, to run a makerspace, or to participate in the Maker Movement?
Be sure to reach all about Thingking’s work with the Maker Library Network, including their experimentations and books.
A huge recurring problem in makerspaces is the lack of training in how to handle the machines These machines can be dangerous.
Makerversity is a “pioneering community of Maker businesses” that’s growing out of both London and Amsterdam.
John Saunders of NYC CNC took a bit of a departure from his machining focused tutorials to do an extended length tour of MHub Chicago.
