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Cultivating a Maker Network with DIY.org

Cultivating a Maker Network with DIY.org

Slides for ISTE2015 Maker Playground Workshop.

Many thanks to Chalon Bridges Education Director and Zack Klein CEO of DIY.org for their partnership this year.

Thomas Steele-Maley

July 01, 2015
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  1. DIY.org is a hybrid online platform for students to discover

    new skills and share what they make and do with a global community. Educators everywhere are using DIY to explore project-based learning and introduce collaboration into their classroom. Blend the DIY Skills platform into your core curriculum, or simply let your students explore new subjects while honing their creative skills at school and at home.
  2. 1. Expand student making and social networking 2. Cultivate connected

    learners in a safe online environment 3. Create research partnership with DIY.org to study 1 and 2 Case Study Goals K-8
  3. 1. 80% of students used DIY.org (1-8) 2. Pilot: three

    active DIY.org Classrooms (1st, 4th, 6th Grades) 3. Ongoing research partnership with DIY.org for next steps Results 2014-2015
  4. Next steps for GEMS and DIY.org 1.Connected global courses 2.Design

    and Innovation Lab badging 3.Continued cultivation of DIY.org across the school/home environment
  5. Connected Courses Connect, Make, Learn Across the World • Week+

    long multi-school projects that emphasize academic skills building and adventure • Built on DIY.org • Easily created and launched by teachers • Easily joined by classes across GEMS Network of schools and beyond • Embedded entrepreneurial learning: personalized, connected, emphasizing new dispositions • New practices in connected global project based learning