Christchurch Connected Educators’
MakerEd Event
Have you ever used Scratch before? Programmed a robot? Tinkered with circuits? Play with a beebot? Well, if you have, you’re secretly a Maker. Being a Maker means that you tinker - you play with technology, crafts, anything really. If you can hack it, repurpose or create it, you’re a Maker.
On Wednesday, a group called the Christchurch Connected Educators ran a MakerEd Event for teachers. The MakerEd Event was brought into fruition to teach the teachers how to make regular kids into Maker kids. The 3 eLearning and MakerSpace Leaders at Selwyn House helped out Miss Fairhall - one of the teachers in 8CF and our Director of e-Learning and MakerSpace - with a BeeBots workshop. We helped show the teachers how to work the BeeBots, and also helped out with another teacher’s EV3 workshop.
One of the many parts of MakerEd is Scratch, an open-source block coding resource. Sign up and have a go here, or try one of the games we’ve made!
That is so cool I keep playing it over and over again!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteFrom Jade Rotorua Intermediate School (RIS)
To jade
DeleteI'm glad like our scratch game. Have you used scratch before because you could make your own game if you wanted too.
- Ella C
sooooooooooooooo awsome and we have tynker keep it up
ReplyDeleteHi Gina
DeleteThanks. What do you use tynker for? Have you anything with tynker?
- Ella C