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Kathy Ishizuka (SLJ): Panel on Making and Equity

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Kathy Ishizuka (SLJ): Panel on Making and Equity

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http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/48818

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Leveling the Maker Playing Field: A National Plan

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A new model for integrating making into schools promises to expand opportunities for hands-on learning on a national scale. Join Tim Carrigan of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and partner organizations, who will share insights about the framework to inform maker activities for learning-large and small.

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Carolyn Foote + 3 : Hacking Education Through Libraries

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Carolyn Foote + 3 : Hacking Education Through Libraries

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http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/54441

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What is the value added of school libraries going forward? Librarians are a powerful tool for hacking change in the culture and changing practice of a school environment. Explore ways that librarians can be change agents and how they can facilitate and address such issues as: equity, access, social justice, informal and self-directed learning(free-range learning), meaningful student communication products, digital workflow and the development of new literacies.

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Becky Calzada + 2:  Spaces to Support Connected Makers and Learners

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Becky Calzada + 2:  Spaces to Support Connected Makers and Learners

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http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/48629

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Spaces to Support Connected Makers and Learners

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School libraries as innovative, maker learning hubs provide opportunities to tinker, create, and explore. Makerspaces and learning commons stand as thriving counter-examples to the academic passivity that test-driven school cultures often suffer from. Flexible, inviting spaces support students' authentic interests, deeper learning, support reading and publishing, and involve students as productive, creative members of the school community.

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Suzanna Panter's session: Think Create Share and Grow in School Library Spaces

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Suzanna Panter's session: Think Create Share and Grow in School Library Spaces

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http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/47140

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Think Create Share & Grow in School Library Spaces

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Henrico County school libraries are national award-winning spaces where students think, create, share, and grow. In this session participants will explore how Henrico school libraries evolved into community hubs where students learn to collaborate, communicate, research, and make.

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Diana Rendina + 3: Design Challenges in Your MakerSpace

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Diana Rendina + 3: Design Challenges in Your MakerSpace

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http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/47509

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This panel is for fab lab facilitators, librarians, teachers, administrators, and educators who have already started thinking in terms of makerspaces, but need further help sustaining programming and instilling creative confidence into young tinkering minds. Each educator on the panel will provide insight and advice on instituting design challenges in your school makerspace at at any level.