Technology
We are having tremendous success with our Teen MakerSpace at The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County (OH) and are very excited to see the teens in our community using the space and learning new things. We have learned that certain items are more popular than others, with the button makers and 3D […]
We set out with several goals in mind when created the Teen MakerSpace at The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County in Ohio. One of those goals was to engage our teens in learning how to code. We created a bank of iPad stations to help facilitate this goal and pre-loaded it with […]
This Saturday, May 14 is Scratch Day, a time to embrace all things coding. You can start by checking out a bevy of new books on the subject.
So you want to teach a class on coding. Where do you start?! Here are some ideas.
As emphasis on STEM grows, many legislatures want to push these classes in K-12 programs, as has been done in New Mexico and Kentucky, among other states.
In Cupertino, young adults teach computer science to peers and run an all-night hackathon at the library.
Distance didn't keep these three school librarians from scoring a grant for Finch robots so that their students could all code together.
Expert panelists from our recent webcast share advice on how—and why—to dive into robotics with your students.
School Library Journal reviews Ozobot, the golf-ball size robot designed to draw kids into learning programming.
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