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Maker Class Lesson Five: Using Secret Codes to a Create a Makey Makey – Joylabz Official Makey Makey Store

https://makeymakey.com/blogs/how-to-instructions/maker-class-lesson-five-secret-codes-and-coding-a-makey-makey-life-cycle-project?_pos=10&_sid=85cfb72c6&_ss=r

Want to know how to use order and sequence to trigger special effects in your Scratch projects online? In this guide, you’ll learn how to code sequence and secret code projects and how to connect them to drawings or other physical elements in the real world that trigger animations in the digital world!
In our example, we have the drawings out of order as a way to test the player!

Beyond the Banana Piano: Makey Makey for Beginners and Beyond – Joylabz Official Makey Makey Store

https://makeymakey.com/blogs/blog/beyond-the-banana-piano-makey-makey-for-beginners-and-beyond

Join the Makey Makey team to learn some engaging ways to use Makey Makey in your classroom. From switches, to building circuits, to interactive art, this lively webinar is a must for teachers, students, and makers of all ages that are new to Makey Makey and aren’t sure how to get beyond the banana piano. The best way t
Starting with Makey Makey After completing your first time Makey Makey set up, have

Code-a-Key Project #2: Bouncy Face Tilt Controller – Joylabz Official Makey Makey Store

https://makeymakey.com/blogs/how-to-instructions/code-a-key-project-2-bouncy-face-tilt-controller

The BBC micro:bit has a number of sensors on it! One of the most exciting sensors to use with the Code-a-Key Backpack is its accelerometer! In this project you will be building a simple right / left tilt controller to play one of our games called Bouncy Face.
When you have everything together assemble the Code-a-Key backpack, Makey Makey and

Maker Class Eight: Math/Literacy Tactile Game Challenge – Joylabz Official Makey Makey Store

https://makeymakey.com/blogs/how-to-instructions/maker-class-eight-math-literacy-game-design-thinking-challenge?_pos=5&_sid=85cfb72c6&_ss=r

Instead of following a project guide in this final maker class, you will be challenged to create your own invention for someone else! In this class, you will use the design cycle to invent your own tactile math or literacy game for a younger user. This user can be a younger grade level student at your school or a young
That’s because the design cycle doesn’t have to flow in sequence order.

Featured Educators: Michele Morgan and Jennifer Schank | Makey Makey – Joylabz Official Makey Makey Store

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We are so stoked to share this month’s featured educators with you! These ladies are utilizing Makey Makey in their occupational therapy practice to help clients in new and innovative ways! Tell us a little bit about you: Michele Morgan: I am an occupational therapist, amateur machinist, makerspace  enthusiast, and mot
develop, improve, or restore independence for clients across their lifespan who have