Maker space ideas high school

In a previous post, Makerspaces in Your Library, CMLE talked about the potential power of these creative cultures, emerging in libraries across the country. This week, staff reports on a local library’s makerspace programs and events. Under the direction of the Library Media Specialist, Maria Burnham, Sauk Rapids-Rice High School (SRRHS) students are given an added opportunity to … Continue reading Local High School Library Launches Makerspace Programming →

These fun and flexible areas can help students develop creative and analytical thinking skills.

Image 21 of 40 from gallery of American School Foundation of Guadalajara / Flansburgh Architects. Photograph by Robert Benson

High School Library Bulletin Board. Starbooks Starbucks Read A Latte. Made with a Canon eColor Scan Click Print Poster Maker from Presentation Systems. Many thanks for the inspiration from genius Pinterest pinners.

Are you trying to start a makerspace in your library, but have very little money? Here are five ways to get you started and get your students creating!

The Hohenloher Makerspace is the ideal place for creative trial and error or collaborative experimentation and thus enables innovative education.

Some school libraries are reinventing themselves as makerspaces, but this Ohio library took a slightly different approach and has seen incredible results.

Sassarini principal Andrew Ryan starting thinking about how great it would be for his elementary school students to have some background in maker skills when they arrive to middle school.

Image 8 of 15 from gallery of Blue School / Rockwell Group. Photograph by Albert Vecerka/Esto