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This last week, our friend Chris Connors (a teacher at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School) shared a quote with us from one of our most revered educators, Seymour Papert. It was via a pamphlet from the Creative Computing Team at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. (This is the same awesome team that brought yo
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Let us build the perfect gift for your young inventor! The holiday season is rapidly approaching, and if you’re on the hunt for a gift that will not only bring joy but also ignite the spark of curiosity and learning in the tech-savvy kids in your life, your search ends here! Introducing the Makey Makey STEM products, t
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We used plastic sheeting and aluminium foil tape to make a portable roll-up maze. Players walk around two separate paths. When the players hold hands, the circuit closes. The maze controls a Scratch game – either the original Journey example or a circus game (attached).
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We’ve uploaded our webinar from Sept 17th! Thanks to all who joined us live and found out more about our new community hub at Instructables. Don’t worry! If you missed it, you can still view our most recent webinar to learn more about the Makey Makey + Instructables partnership. We hope it sparks more ideas for using M
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Imagine a classroom where the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds blur; everyday objects transform into interactive learning tools, and students become the architects of their mathematical understanding. Enter the realm of Makey Makey in the math classroom! Let’s dive in and look at some of our faves and
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How does acceleration change from a downward drop, to a flat surface, to an uphill ramp? With Makey Makey and Scratch you can measure the change in rate over your desired distance and catch the correct time as your toy car drives over simple DIY switches.
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Makey Makey started out as a project that was initiated by two students at MIT Media Lab under the advisorship of Mitch Resnick and is an academic and artistic project. Now it’s both a business and a project with thousands of community collaborators, with more joining the ranks of inventors every day.
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Watch This Webinar TOPIC: STEM From a Distance: Family Making, 3D Printing, and Setting Intentions WHEN: August 20th 3 pm Pacific/ 5 pm Central/ 6 pm Eastern Join our second panel discussion as we discuss making as a family, 3D printing from a distance, and setting intentions for maximizing remote learning through sync
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With our new plug and play alarm app, you can spend your time inventing your physical alarm trap! Up until now you’ve learned how circuits work and explored Makey Makey. But now let’s go further by exploring the switch concept. Switches are a simple type of sensor. Sensors and microcontrollers power our world. But wha
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Makey Makey provides an ingenious twist to the concept of circuitry by transforming everyday objects into interactive touchpads. From bananas and aluminum foil to plants and even human touch, this invention kit encourages students to think beyond conventional boundaries and engage with science in an entirely new way. B
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