The University of North Carolina Greensboro has developed (and continues to develop) an Instructional Technology Toolkit LibGuide. One of the tabs on this guide is all about Making and includes a number of very helpful resources aimed at librarians, including … Read more >
HUE Animation Studio is a stop motion animation kit that sells for about $70. MakerBridge was sent a free kit for review purposes.
The HUE Animation Kit is a complete package of what you need to make a simple stop … Read more >
Note: This is a guest post by Breanna Hamm, which also appears on Breanna’s personal blog. Breanna works at the University of Michigan Hatcher Graduate Library as an Instructional Technologist, and is also an awesome graphic designer and activist. Please … Read more >
Educational technologist Kathy Schrock gathers together a number of useful publications, lesson plans, and videos on the topic of using 3D printing technology in the classroom.
A few weeks ago, I attended the American Library Association’s 2015 Midwinter Meeting. Although there were several maker related sessions, I was only able to attend the ALA Masters Series session, “Mechanic Institutes, Hackerspaces, Makerspaces, TechShops, Incubators, Accelerators, and Centers … Read more >
Editor’s note: Happy New Year, MakerBridge community!
Our future school and youth librarians at the University of Michigan are big fans of Laura Fleming, the librarian at New Jersey’s New Milford High School. From her work with transmedia storytelling to … Read more >
Making digital objects–webpages, gifs, music, you name it–is one of my favorite kinds of making, because as long as I’ve got my computer and a functioning internet connection, I don’t have to worry about other supplies (or mess!). Better yet, … Read more >