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The New York Hall of Science is located in the most diverse neighborhood in the nation, offering a case study on the role of making and broad public access.<\/h3>\n

Members of the NYSCI education division sat down with us to think about their transition to maker-style activities in support of STEM learning. The museum’s Makerspace facility works in a wide range of materials and media, from cardboard and glue guns to audio recording and video editing software.<\/p>\n

In 2010, NYSCI hosted the first World Maker Faire on the grounds of the museum in Queens, followed by a conference titled “Innovation, Education and the Maker Movement,” which considered the role of making in a national policy agenda. They hosted a second conference in 2012, “Design-Make-Play: Growing the Next Generation of Science Innovators,” that continues to cast a vision for the role leaders might play in local schools, community centers, universities, and the tech industry.<\/p>\n

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The New York Hall of Science is located in the most diverse neighborhood in the nation, offering a case study on the role of making and broad public access.<\/h3>

Members of the NYSCI education division sat down with us to think about their transition to maker-style activities in support of STEM learning. The museum's Makerspace facility works in a wide range of materials and media, from cardboard and glue guns to audio recording and video editing software.<\/p>

In 2010, NYSCI hosted the first World Maker Faire on the grounds of the museum in Queens, followed by a conference titled \"Innovation, Education and the Maker Movement,\" which considered the role of making in a national policy agenda. They hosted a second conference in 2012, \"Design-Make-Play: Growing the Next Generation of Science Innovators,\" that continues to cast a vision for the role leaders might play in local schools, community centers, universities, and the tech industry.<\/p>