How can I provide hands-on learning opportunities to my students while teaching remotely? Where can I get started with gardening/circuitry/film/etc.? What low-cost and low-tech activities can I create?
As we start a new school year, these are some of the many questions that educators are considering. Edcamp: Maker Learning is an opportunity for educators to learn and share how they are creating engaging hands-on activities for students during the 2020-21 school year and beyond. Edcamps are free public events that leverage the knowledge and experiences of attendees to create the topics and discussions of the day.
November 7
At this Edcamp, participants contributed ideas for topics through the
session board. Use the links below to access the Padlet notes from each discussion topic.
October 10
At this Edcamp, participants joined session based on the grade bands of their learners. Use the links below to access the Padlet notes from each discussion topic.
September 12
This Edcamp offered a variety of topics related to maker learning. Use the links below to access the Padlet notes from each discussion topic.
- Low-Tech Hands-On Making @ Home Micro Topics (Including, but not limited to):
- Reusable materials
- Student-driven materials choice
- Low-tech remote making
- Curricular integration of low-tech making
- Online Project-Based LearningMicro Topics (Including, but not limited to):
- Facilitation/Management
- Curriculum development
- Adapting existing projects
- Helpful tricks and tools
- Assessing Remote Maker Learning Micro Topics (Including, but not limited to):
- Meaningful assessment
- Standards-mapping
- Competency-based assessment
- Sample rubrics/processes
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- Anything from all of the above sessions + more!
