[CASL-L] Fwd: How to Have a More Successful Makerspace

[Melissa Thom]

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Melissa Thom
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Date: Wed, Sep 13, 2017 at 1:19 PM
Subject: How to Have a More Successful Makerspace
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with kids who putter but don't seem to finish, or if you're looking to make
stronger curriculum connections in your makerspace, consider layering the
design thinking process to your program. First designed for use in
advertising and product design, design thinking is a problem-solving
process that prioritizes empathy, research, testing, and iterating. It
keeps the student work open-ended, which is critical to maker mindset,
while providing a thinking framework that can have powerful impact on how
students interact with their world. Design thinking can be used with a wide
variety of tools and media, including sewing, cardboard construction,
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