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"Beth Jacob is a New Orleans architect and historian whose research specializes in the historic preservation and adaptive reuse of New Orleans’ public markets. Jacob found that these markets and public spaces did more than just offer a space for communities to buy staples. They were true neighborhood places that served as anchors that attracted… 
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This report analyses the trends that are driving the maker movement in China, based on a survey of almost 100 makerspaces.
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If we look back at the personal computing developments, here is what we may learn for it at the age of fablabs. Makerspa…
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Neil Gershenfeld uses the phrase ‘Powers of Ten’ for the scale and size of fablabs. A fablab being a makerspace with a certain minimum palette of machines and one that adheres to the fabcharter.
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Hoang Anh Phan from Fablab Saigon (https://fablabsaigon.wordpress.com/) discusses possible tools for makerspaces of tomorrow @innovASEAN SEA ...
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As the prices drop and accessibility to 3D printing technology and robotics increases, there has been a quiet revolution in schools throughout the world. The growing demand and need for STEAM education is opening...
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In “Saving the World”, theorist Michel Bauwens defends his optimistic vision of the P2P, on the brink of revolutionizing production and society.
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In the same way open source has spawned millions of careers and thousands of companies, imagine the opportunity with openness applied to products.
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Obviously, you don’t need money to add cardboard to your maker space. If you time things just right, you can get plenty of donations. The beginning and end of the school year will yield donations from teachers who are unpacking or cleaning out.
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Makerspaces, sometimes also referred to as hackerspaces, hackspaces, and fablabs are creative, DIY spaces where people can gather to create, invent, and le
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We’re fortunate to connect with some remarkable individuals and organizations in the IoT world. Meet KC Open Hardware in Kansas City, MO.
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Everything from Urban Agriculture to Robotics and a huge basement full of Aquaponic growing. A 20K Square ft Laboratory that will change the game for the inner city youth of Lykins Neighborhood.
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A “makerspace” is an area in a library where users can use tools and equipment to design, build, and create all sorts of different things.
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Read about 10 great maker spaces in the USA that would help hardware enthusiasts and entrepreneurs looking towards successful startups
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“Beth Jacob is a New Orleans architect and historian whose research specializes in the historic preservation and adaptive reuse of New Orleans’ public markets. Jacob found that these markets and public spaces did more than just offer a space for communities to buy staples. They were true neighborhood places that served as anchors that attracted other businesses to the area as well as providing a physical space for civic discussion.”
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Makerspaces are at once an emerging architectural and institutional typology and a manifestation of the so-called sharing economy. But will they last? | E-learning
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Makerspaces are at once an emerging architectural and institutional typology and a manifestation of the so-called sharing economy. But will they last?
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Learn about how Ardusat is engaging students in STEM and data science using Arduinos, sensors, and the Ardusat Experiment Platform. Here are some links ...
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Makerspaces in School Libraries: An IGNITE presentation for LSC 531 at the University of Rhode Island. Link to my Libguide to follow within the next week ...
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In “Saving the World”, theorist Michel Bauwens defends his optimistic vision of the P2P, on the brink of revolutionizing production and society.
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The corner of Brookside Avenue and 10th Street, just off Massachusetts Avenue, could soon be the center of what city planners hope is a model to address industrial blight.
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Locals enjoying a prototype platform anchored off the Turkish city of İzmir last fall.
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Woohoo!!! We fully reached our $31k match!!! 9 Days and some serious momentum toward our 200k goal. Happy New Year!!! Video update coming soon.
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We said we weren't going to upload again until January, but we hit 100 subscribers before we knew it! To say thank you, here's a bonus clip from our upcoming...
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