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Additional Supplies Needed: Stickers or Permanent Marker
Using a permanent marker or sticker, mark each aluminum
It’s New Project November! Every week in November we are sharing new projects to try with your Makey Makey Invention Kit. Share your own ideas on social with #NewProjectNovember On Twitter last week we were blown away by April’s Interactive Sit and Reach project. This project was designed for the collaborative Adapted
where you can track how many students can reach each marker
MakeCode Arcade is another great block-based programming language! It is similar to Scratch but it also includes the JavaScript code for any games you code. It works great with Makey Makey and is a pretty fast set up to use your Makey Makey as a controller once you learn to code games in MakeCode Arcade!
writing the keys you will remap to on your board with a marker
As part of our work to promote accessibility, we are offering some ideas for creating your own assistive technology. Did you know that simple items like cardboard, bubble wrap and aluminum foil can become an assistive technology Big mack style switch? Switch Access / Gamify Therapy / Gamify Learning / Makey Makey
Using a permanent marker you may choose to label one
The ‘Musical Paint Brushes’ offer a variety of therapeutic benefits to include: improving fine motor coordination, improve grasp, improve visual motor coordination, improve cause/effect understanding and improve social play. Accessibility / Assistive Technology / Occupational Therapy / Gamify Learning
Brushes as Assistive Technology by Katie Butzu and Mark
We’ve partnered up Leaders Katie Butzu and Mark Lyons
Makers Making Change chapter Leaders Katie Butzu and Mark
Move with a Hula Hoop Controller Katie Butzu and Mark
Move with a Hula Hoop Controller Katie Butzu and Mark
Thanks to Mark Schreiber and Year in the Making, our
Scratch and Makey Makey August 22, 2018 Thanks to Mark
A few educators on our Facebook group took tinkering to a whole new level this school year by making their own giant Makey Makeys. Our team thought this was a great idea for teaching students about microcontrollers. Hence, we asked our Director of Creative Content to create a free guide for making your own functional gigantic Makey Makey. Let’s get started!
Then using your heavy duty knife mark where you want
This summer we spent two weeks with phenomenal educators teaching them about Makey Makey, Invention Literacy, and Scrappy Circuits. Our two week long summer institute hosted by the Infosys Foundation USA focused on learning the basics of circuits and Makey Makey with daily hands-on exploration. We delved further into t
Accessibility Katie Butzu and Mark Lyons came and shared
