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We are so excited to offer a course as part of the Pathfinders Summer Institute 2023! This will be our 4th time to participate and we just love being able to share the love of invention literacy and Makey Makey with teachers! This course is designed to be 40 hours of synchronous and asynchronous learning from June13th-
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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!
To make a second controller, you’ll have to remap all of the key presses on the front

Today’s #FunFactFriday post is written by Colleen Graves who actually writes the majority of these blog posts! LOL! But today is a reprisal post from her blog where she blogged about maker projects before coming to Makey Makey as our Director of Communications, Community, and Creative Content.  Inspiration A few years
fasteners and code key presses in Scratch or use our Interactive Poster app to have

This last week, our friend Chris Connors (a teacher at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School) shared a quote with us from one of our most revered educators, Seymour Papert. It was via a pamphlet from the Creative Computing Team at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. (This is the same awesome team that brought yo
quote is a great reminder for teachers new to maker education that one doesn’t have

We used plastic sheeting and aluminium foil tape to make a portable roll-up maze. Players walk around two separate paths. When the players hold hands, the circuit closes. The maze controls a Scratch game – either the original Journey example or a circus game (attached).
You might have to tape the clips tightly to the foil with masking tape instead.

Let us build the perfect gift for your young inventor! The holiday season is rapidly approaching, and if you’re on the hunt for a gift that will not only bring joy but also ignite the spark of curiosity and learning in the tech-savvy kids in your life, your search ends here! Introducing the Makey Makey STEM products, t
With Makey Makey Branded Socks, you’ll not only have a comfortable and stylish addition

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
His efforts have resulted in a nationwide network of Makey Makey training „hubs“

In this guide, you will make a few different types of joystick game controllers and then be challenged to design your own invention! To start inventing your own controller, let’s create both a divergent (or different than normal) d-pad controller with Play-doh and then craft a scrappy joystick with paperclips!
You will have extra left over the end. You need it for the next step!

As the school year winds down, students start itching for a little more movement, creativity, and fun. It’s the perfect time to trade in worksheets for teamwork, and turn up the volume on collaboration, physical activity, and end-of-year celebration! Whether you’re planning an interactive Field Day, wrapping up STEM le
Wrap Up the Year with Joy (and a Little STEM Magic) The end of the year doesn’t have

Take your inventions to the MAX with the Makey Max Backpack. This backpack enables inventors to alligator clip to the 12 inputs on the back, making the full Makey Makey board accessible for all inventors. It’s the ultimate in extreme inventing! Combine inputs to create a Pixel Sketch controller for our new web app!
Insulate Circuits To activate Pixel Sketch, you’ll have to touch two inputs at