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A school library might not be the most obvious place to find kids building robots. But this year, Miriam Klein, a librarian and English teacher in the Cornell School District outside of Pittsburgh, is planning to use her district’s brand new Hummingbird...

A few weeks ago, I rented a spare desk from a small, local company and returned to cubicle-farm land after five feral years in the  wild  coffee shops. Two as a virtual employee, three as a free agent. Looking further back, I’ve been...

Marking a leap that library and media science is taking in the 21st century, the Wilton Library will be unveiling it’s newest area, the “Innovation Station,” in a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sunday, June 8, at the library’s annual...

I believe in the importance of participating in ongoing and continuous reflective practice as an educator. This is my reflection on my Cardboard Challenges Maker Education Camp that was taught to twelve 5 to 10 year old learners for five days, 2.5 hours...

Dumpster diving and dollar stores. Purse-shaped post-it's and animal lubricant. When you're building a makerspace on a budget, you learn that resources are everywhere—and they aren't always what you expect. Dumpster diving and dollar stores. Purse-shaped...