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Bring the Maker Movement to Your Classroom
The document discusses the integration of maker culture into classrooms, emphasizing the importance of hands-on technology and DIY projects. It highlights various resources and tools such as LittleBits, MakeyMakey, and Raspberry Pi, along with suggested activities like the Cardboard Challenge. Key references include influential literature on making and tinkering in educational settings.
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