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4. Let's say you load up a piano. Then,
instead of using the computer keyboard
buttons to play the piano, you can hook
up the MaKey MaKey to something fun,
like bananas, and the bananas become
your piano keys
What Can I Make?
THAT'S UP TO YOU! FIRST, LOAD UP A
COMPUTER PROGRAM OR ANY WEBPAGE.
5. Or let's say you Google for an online Pacman game
and draw a joystick with a pencil:
Then you can play Pacman by touching the drawing.
6. Or you could load up facebook or gmail and send
a message on a custom-made alphabet-soup
keyboard
8. What could you use in the
circuit?
Most fruits and vegetables work great.
Lots of other foods work too. For example marshmallows, gummy candies, macaroni
and cheese, cupcakes, shrimp, and lots of other things.
Plants can work too. Try some leaves or flowers, but nothing too dry.
Play-Doh, Model Magic and other clays work very well as long as they stay moist.
People are conductive! Connect one person to ground, and another to an input, and
you can trigger sounds when they high-five.
Graphite from a pencil can work. Make thick, dark lines, and be sure to draw on a
smooth surface.
Foil and other metal objects will work. Try out coins, magnets, nuts and bolts, forks
and knives, or pots and pans.
13. It’s a game board that you scan to
make a level (or a character).
14. Bloxels is not just another tech-enabled toy. It’s a
hands-on, brains-on, creativity and technology
experience.
Bloxels uniquely unlocks kids’ innate creativity by
leveraging something they love: video games.
Kids can play fun games and channel their
creative potential as they gain greater
understanding of important topics like design
logic, and computer science and demonstrate
their knowledge of history, science and
mathematics and more through the games they
create.