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Project SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out
Read moreProject SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out
Read moreProject SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out
Read moreDuring her recent trip to Rwanda, Professor Linda Beardsley sat down with Leslie Isaro, a recent graduate of Maranyundo Girls
Read moreLittle Singer Community School was selected to present its dynamic, bilingual MakerPlace vision. Read more on the KARMA blog linked
Read moreRwandan engineer and educator, Djamila Khamisi, is the PEBL Fellow for the Rwanda Makerspace Consortium. In this role, she is
Read moreOur friends at WMSI created a tip sheet for folks interested in incorporating playful engineering-based learning (PEBL) in informal learning
Read moreThe PEBL Toolkit is an open source resource to bring playful engineering based learning to your classrooms and your homes.
Read moreHow do you teach 21st century concepts while upholding the values and worldview of a centuries-old culture? This question is
Read moreCollaborating organizations–Maranyundo Initiative, Maranyundo Girls School, and Tufts University–with a grant from the LEGO Foundation, provide support. Students at 20
Read moreAs part of their LEGO Foundation PEBL work, Project SYNCERE expanded their reach by outfitting two vans to be mobile
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