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We’ve uploaded our webinar from Sept 17th! Thanks to all who joined us live and found out more about our new community hub at Instructables. Don’t worry! If you missed it, you can still view our most recent webinar to learn more about the Makey Makey + Instructables partnership. We hope it sparks more ideas for using M
  Links mentioned in the webinar: Instructables Teacher Overview  Resources

Check out our last webinar of the school year! The Build a Better Book project works with school and library Makerspaces to engage youth in the design and fabrication of inclusive media, including picture books, games and graphics. Using both low- and high-tech Makerspace tools, such as 3D printers, laser cutters, Make
  Peruse the slides shared with links to all of Ian’s videos!

Wanna plug Makey Makey in and start playing and connecting everyday stuff with no coding involved? Check out these apps that use key presses. When you are ready to start making your own apps and games, head on over to Scratch to code your own projects!
computer keys or MIDI keyboard to record a song, then share it simply by sending a link.Ã

TIMING{;}Up to 1 hour — GRADES{;} Pre-K – 12+ — SUPPLIES{;} Makey Makey Alligator Clips Protractor Ruler Lesson A: Hinged cardboard box, duct tape, copper tape, aluminum foil Lesson B: Poster board, pencils — PRODUCTS{;} Makey Makey Classic — TAGS{;} Art, Math, Computational Thinking, Makerspace, Drawing, Poste
Triangle Formulas, Lessons and Links.

Meet Steph Elder at Destination Exploration Steph Elder is the Program Coordinator at Destination Exploration and has a degree in Civil Engineering and Management from McMaster University. They have been working with outreach organizations and sharing their love for engineering and STEM with youth since 2013.  Steph is
Can you share links to some of your favorites?

Featured Educator Series We love the innovative ways that educators (in both formal and informal learning spaces) introduce learners to the concept of physical computing with Makey Makey and coding languages like: Scratch, Processing, and Python. Each month, we will feature an educator and a unique project they’ve work
colleagues explore their specific subject areas in ways that look to identify purposeful links

Make a portable floor piano with foil, a yoga mat, and a Makey Makey. Then live out your BIG dreams!
(Scratch Project link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/132053565/) Or create