The “Fun Palace Maker” hat is really helpful as it’s a conversation starter and there is enormous strength in being part of an ever-growing international movement.
Makerspaces are popping up in schools all around New Zealand, providing children with access to a variety of tools in a learning environment. By Rebekah Fraser.
Leadership and knowledge sharing is important to promote collaboration among educators and other professionals across the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
Now that so many materials are digital, is a book count the best way to measure a library’s impact? And how libraries become central to new efforts to remake the college campus for the information age?
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