Making Maker Learning for K-8 Educators, Day 2

Posted on April 25, 2015 by Kristin Fontichiaro

On behalf of Michigan Makers, particularly Sandy Ng, Alex Quay, Amber Lovett, and Stephen Liu, as well as special guest Jeff Sturges of Mt. Elliott Makerspace, thank you to everyone who attended our two-Saturday conference Making Maker Learners on April 18 and 25. Check out the design thinking challenge completed by one group above: creating a locker combination practice prototype!

Here are some links to materials we used:

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And, as a recap, here are the links from Day 1 (April 18):

This workshop was made possible by support from the University of Michigan Third Century Initiative and the University of Michigan School of Information Founder’s Fund. We are about to begin a three-year IMLS grant to provide additional statewide professional development about making and make-to-manufacture. Stay tuned for more news about physical and virtual workshops in 2016 and beyond!

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