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Makers Making Change Show and Tell For the last four months, we’ve had a partnership with Makers Making Change as a way to help disability professionals use Makey Makey as an assistive device. In October, we ran an intro webinar with Katie Butzu and Mark Lyons as a way to promote entry to the live workshop. Katie and M
SEL Project Jordana’s "Cup Overflowing" Project is designed for individuals that have

We’ve been following the work of Michael Bycraft for a few years now! His students often use Makey Makey to learn the iterative design process. Today we were wowed by this controller that uses Makey Makey with a helmet to create a tilt sensor you control with head movement! Simply amazing design that can also be used a
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We are thrilled to be part of #InfyPathfinders​ Summer 2021 Professional Development training program for K-12 public school teachers, hosted by @InfyFoundation. Discover our PD this summer and apply today.
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Featured Educator Series We love the innovative ways that educators (in both formal and informal learning spaces) introduce learners to the concept of physical computing with Makey Makey and coding languages like: Scratch, Processing, and Python. Each month, we will feature an educator and a unique project they’ve work
While facilitating STEAM workshops and technology integration across New Zealand I have

Use this guide to create the ultimate stomping pad with Makey Makey. With this guide, you will learn to make an over-sized weight sensitive stomp pad to control one button games and Scratch projects. Make two stomp pads to practice your jumping jacks or make four for the ultimate DDR dance mat! This durable floor pad uses rubber bands as an insulator and as an added bonus helps the floor pad stay in place.
With your stomping pad open and the foil sides up, check to make sure you have both

Enter the world of Physical Computing with Scratch and Makey Makey! Here’s a really quick intro to get started!
Have fun tinkering!

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We hope you are enjoying Hour of Code this week! Yesterday, we announced a new labz guide for „The Ultimate Stomp Pad.“ With this guide, we challenged makers to create a one button game in Scratch. We’d love to see the games you’ve made, so make sure you tag us or upload your remixes to this Labz guide. Today our codin
    Have fun making and coding!

Creativity Matters Series: We know parents and teachers are working with their kids at home for the next few weeks, so we wanted to compile some great resources we’ve seen shared. We will keep posting new ideas for parents and teachers everyday so check back often! We are in this together.  Here is a great math project
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Use this guide to create the ultimate stomping pad with Makey Makey. With this guide, you will learn to make an over-sized weight sensitive stomp pad to control one button games and Scratch projects. Make two stomp pads to practice your jumping jacks or make four for the ultimate DDR dance mat! This durable floor pad uses rubber bands as an insulator and as an added bonus helps the floor pad stay in place.
With your stomping pad open and the foil sides up, check to make sure you have both