How To Bring Low-Cost, High-Engagement Making Into Your School
Maker Faire Bay Area 2018
MAKER
Robert Pronovost
Robert Pronovost is the Innovative Learning & Technology Integration Coordinator of Maker Education for the San Mateo County Office of Education. In 2013, he created the award-winning Ravenswood Makerspace Collaborative across schools in East Palo Alto and eastern Menlo Park. He was part of the White House’s 2015 Roundtable on Making & Education and co-authored Creating a Google Apps Classroom.
Schedule:
Sunday, May 20
Zone 3 - Make: Education1:00 pm - 1:15 pm
This presentation, led by a coordinator and creator of a number of makerspaces in low-income schools, will focus on some key tools & materials that can bring making into any school at a low cost.
What inspired you to begin investigating your topic or inspired you to make your project?:
I was inspired by the need for creative outlets for students in my former school district and the success of building makerspaces in the schools.
