Burke What Library Makerspaces Need to Succeed

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This talk was provided by John Burke of Miami University - Middletown during a NISO webinar on Makerspaces, held on December 15, 2016.

Making Ends Meet:
What Library Makerspaces
Need to Succeed
John J. Burke, MSLS
Gardner-Harvey Library
Miami University Middletown
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How I learned to stop worrying
and love library makerspaces

How to start a makerspace
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Campus community needs/interests?
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Staff skills/interests?
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Choose your makerspace characteristics
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How to sustain and grow your makerspace
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Add collaborative partners
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Diversify workshops - add instructors
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Recommendations from many makers
● Find out community interests
● Start small: imagine growth in stages
● Offer workshops to demo/build making skills
● Balance funding among library, partners, donors, grants
● Move toward open/dirty/noisy/dedicated space
● Consider mobile making and lending making stuff
● Identify/host makers in residence/mentors
● Hold maker camps/mini-maker faires
● Listen to your makers and those who have gone before

Resources for more information
● Top 4 Reasons Why Makerspace Matter in Academic Libraries
● Two Academic Spaces That Are Transforming Student Learning
● What Colleges Can Gain By Adding Makerspaces to Their Libraries
● Behind the Scenes of a Makerspace
● Library Makerspace Resources
● Gardner Harvey Library TEC Lab

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Burke What Library Makerspaces Need to Succeed

1. Making Ends Meet: What Library Makerspaces Need to Succeed John J. Burke, MSLS Gardner-Harvey Library Miami University Middletown This image was provided through a CC BY 2.0 Attribution License by Matt Thompson

2. How I learned to stop worrying and love library makerspaces

3. How to start a makerspace This image was provided through a CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Attribution License by Erin Kinney

4. Are you already into content creation?

5. Campus community needs/interests? This image was provided through a CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Attribution License by University of Central Arkansas

6. Staff skills/interests? This image was provided through a CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Attribution License by ALA the American Library Association

7. Choose your makerspace characteristics This image was provided through a CC BY-ND 2.0 Attribution License by Jason Tester Guerilla Futures

8. Get a plan together

9. How the TEC Lab operates

10. Resources and content

11. Maker workshops

12. Budget This image was provided through a CC BY-NC 2.0 Attribution License by judy_and_ed

13. Day to day at the TEC Lab

14. How to sustain and grow your makerspace This image was provided through a CC BY 2.0 Attribution License by Laura James

15. Add collaborative partners This image was provided through a CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Attribution License by opacity https://www.flickr.com/photos/opacity/

16. Diversify workshops - add instructors This image was provided through a CC BY 2.0 Attribution License by Carnivore Locavore

17. Keep looking for new kinds of making

18. TEC Lab Faculty Working Community This image was provided through a CC BY 2.0 Attribution License by SuSanA Secretariat

19. Recommendations from many makers ● Find out community interests ● Start small: imagine growth in stages ● Offer workshops to demo/build making skills ● Balance funding among library, partners, donors, grants ● Move toward open/dirty/noisy/dedicated space ● Consider mobile making and lending making stuff ● Identify/host makers in residence/mentors ● Hold maker camps/mini-maker faires ● Listen to your makers and those who have gone before

20. Resources for more information ● Top 4 Reasons Why Makerspace Matter in Academic Libraries ● Two Academic Spaces That Are Transforming Student Learning ● What Colleges Can Gain By Adding Makerspaces to Their Libraries ● Behind the Scenes of a Makerspace ● Library Makerspace Resources ● Gardner Harvey Library TEC Lab

21. Questions? burkejj@miamioh.edu

22. Image credit The background image for this presentation was provided through a Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0 license by Madeline Gannon

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