Hacking, Making, & Creating - at the Library! Technology Innovations & Customer-Created Content

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Traditionally, when our library customers wanted to make something, we'd send them to the craft section or to the "how to write a poem" section of the library. Today's makers want to make gadgets, 3D-printed prototypes, and a video series. And guess what? They want the library's help! In this presentation, David provides an overview of technology innovations that focus on "making" - including hackerspaces, digital media labs, co-working spaces, and self-publishing tools, and provides ideas on how to incorporate these innovations into your library.

Technology Education

Hacking, Making,
& Creating -
at the library!
Technology Innovations &
Customer-Created Content
david lee king | davidleeking.com
topeka & shawnee county public library

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we’ve always
helped customers
make stuff

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maybe been a bit
passive, though...

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Cool, but missing
2 things:
1. tools
2. social

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more than
3D printers
drill presses vacuum cleaner
CAD/CAM software computers
CNC router normal shop tools
scroll saws
laser cutters
power tools

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Ramping up a
Maker Movement
in your
community

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get some
magazines

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get some
books!

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hold some
fun events

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start
small

our plan.with a little help from our Friends...

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What will we
offer?

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be
creative

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have some
unused space?

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form partnerships

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find some $$

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