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NETA 2014 - Maker Revolution, Have Your Students MAKE Something
The document discusses the maker revolution in education, emphasizing the importance of maker culture as a technology-based extension of the DIY movement, which encourages invention and practical skills. It references various resources and tools like Makey Makey, Hour of Code, and Raspberry Pi to facilitate hands-on learning. The author, Eric Langhorst of Liberty Public Schools, advocates for integrating these technologies into the classroom to inspire creativity among students.
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