Seminar AK Technology Enhanced Learning

Maker Movement

WS 2014/2015 – TU Graz Martin Ebner

Some Milestones ���of Maker Movement

1998 ���university course „How to Make (Almost) Anything“

2000 2010

2006���TechShop, the first makerspace and the first MAKER faire

2014 first Maker faire

in the White House, U.S.A.

2009���first hackerspace  

2005 Magazine MAKE - first issue

2002���first fablab

Ancestors, Roots ���and Influencers ���

of Making in Education

20th century reformist and progressive educators, which favor physical materials and experiences in education - e.g. Maria Montessori, Célestin Freinet, John Dewey

since 1960ies constructionism by Papert, his ideas ���and colleagues

1990ies educational policies ���featuring creativity, ���innovation, and STEM

since 2000ies development of tools development of fablabs,   ���

1980ies constructional and digital educational ���gadgets und tools

Maker Tools in Education

apps hardware (Arduino, Rasperry Pi,���Makey Makey)

robotics (including drones) 3D Printer programming

analog devices and tools

Quelle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfQqh7iCcOU

real tools���inexpensive modern ���flexible  

facilitator enabler

co-creator varied job

 

constructionist creative inventor���developing competencies active learner sense of achievement  

Reasons ���for Making���

in Education

http://openeducationeuropa.eu/en/article/Learning-in-cyber-physical-worlds_In-depth_39_2

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