In preparation for the March for Our Lives, in Los Angeles, my daughter and her friends designed signs to carry while on the march. Having gone through two Women's Marches in the past using signs with sloppy supporting posts that didn't last, we needed to develop a more effective solution to hold the signs for... Continue Reading →
"The affordability, availability, sustainability, and forgiving nature of the medium of cardboard have influenced a new genre of artists to not only experiment, but to spark their imaginations and render a utilitarian material sometimes unrecognizable." The Art of Cardboard, by Lori Zimmer Cardboard is cheap, and in most cases free. After a few purchases on... Continue Reading →
Self-driving cars are all over the news these days. They had a big showing at CES in Las Vegas this year, as this article from Forbes describes. As with any emerging technology, the utility for it changes as advancements are made and we begin to see new uses that would not have been available were... Continue Reading →
Scratch promotes the four attributes of Personalized Learning; Student Voice, Co-Creation, Social Construction and Self-Discovery.
There is no limit to what we can learn, so why limit yourself? Pursue your passions at a pace that suits your needs.
Learn about these little known tools for helping makers work through projects more efficiently and effectively.
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Documentation is an essential component in the learning process, for students, teachers, everyone. Here are some tools and strategies that I use to help students and teachers document their valuable work.
InTELA brought us an insightful and engaging day of VR and AR exploration at Marlborough School in Los Angeles.
