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We are thrilled to be part of #InfyPathfinders​ Summer 2021 Professional Development training program for K-12 public school teachers, hosted by @InfyFoundation. We thoroughly enjoyed participating in the winter institute, and are stoked to offer more PD this summer! We’ve been packing up resources to send our particip
Pathfinders adventure has allowed me to gain confidence in teaching material which I have

Sewolab is a Turkish company that offers professional trainings on STEM, Makey Makey, and Montessori activities for children aged 3 – 12. They sent us this great project about creating your own dPad (or stylus for Scratch.)  Translated here so you can make your own version!  Makey Makey dPad (Drawing Pad) Nowadays, so
I have created a to do list immediately. So, what we need to create it?

We’ve seen a lot of great musicians using Makey Makey to trigger music and sound effects and we wanted to join in on the fun! In fact, just recently, we shared a new synth/midi app made by Makey Makey ambassador Liam Baum (aka MrBombMusic.) Today we are exploring more synthesizers on the web with key-mapped notes.  Che
You’ll have to remap some arrow keys, but all the keys are remappable on the Makey

New to Makey Makey?  Makey Makey®Â makes it easy to integrate STEM into your curriculum in ways that will be fun and engaging for students. Makey Makey can be used in any subject area to help students grasp new concepts through tangible, interactive, hands-on activities. We’ve developed beginner and intermediate courses
Students will have lots of fun thinking of ways to build on and interact with the

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

Keep scrolling if you want to make a super cool DIY controller with your kids! Build this project to make an oversized stand up Dig Dug Simulator with Makey Makey, foil, and cardboard.
Once you’ve added it, you’ll have a Makey Makey drawer that has two distinct blocks

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.

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’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

A-Maze-ing Together  Since Makey Makey’s inception 9 years ago, we’ve seen some aMazing mazes! In 2013, David Alcoba from @VailetsHackLab designed „Parella d’equilibristes“or „Couple of balancers“ also known as „Joined Together.“  Here is a link to the Makey Journey that won our challenge in 2013.   No me puedo creer q
The have to work together to figure out the sensory movements (smell the flowers,