Beyond 3D Printers: Strategies for Makerspace Success Tuesday, October 7 1 p.m. CDT

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1 Abstract Thank you for joining us today. Beyond 3D Printers: will begin at 1 p.m. CDT. Until then, enjoy the silence! Today s panelist: Beyond 3D Printers: Tuesday, October 7 1 p.m. CDT Gillian Engberg Booklist Books for Youth, Editorial Director Kristin Fontichiaro Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Michigan School of Information Tweet this #MakerspaceSuccess Today s panelist: Download a list of the titles featured in today s presentation at Bit.ly/MakerspaceSuccess Kristin Fontichiaro Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Michigan School of Information Tweet this #BKLRomance When someone mentions "makerspace," do you hear, "Buy a 3D printer?" While digital fabrication tools can be a robust part of a library makerspace, they're not the only options. From lanyards to laser cutters and crochet to coding, all kinds of crafts and skills are welcome in makerspaces. In this free, hour-long webinar sponsored by Cherry Lake, Kristin Fontichiaro, clinical assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Information, will discuss strategies to help create a maker culture in your library that welcomes and supports all patrons and their creations. 1

2 Which of these best describes you? Select the option in the polling box. A. I run an active makerspace with lots of equipment. I m confident about what we re doing. I advise others on maker culture. B. We ve been at the maker thing for a while now. C. We re just starting a makerspace and/or maker culture in my institution. D. I ve heard of makerspaces, but beyond our existing programming, we haven t done much labeled making. E. I m brand new to makerspaces and am here to see if the hype is worth it. How are you a maker? Select the options that apply in the Polling box. A. Needlecrafts: sewing, quilting, knitting, crocheting, embroidery B. Computers/Digital Production: programming, web design, Raspberry Pi, 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machines, video editing, photo editing, graphic design C. Electrical/Electronics: Arduino, circuitry, Little Bits, Snap Circuits, appliance repair D. Home improvement: tiling, drywall, plumbing, electrical, decks, etc. E. Kitchen wizardry: cooking, baking, BBQing F. Plants: gardening, bonsai, flower arranging G. Carpentry: woodworking, woodturning, cabinetmaking H. Papercrafts: gift wrapping, origami, scrapbooking, framing, collage I. Art: painting, sculpture, pottery, stained glass, jewelry-making J. Writing: poetry, prose, NaNoWriMo, professional writing, journalism, memoir, journaling, comics K. Other: tell us what I left out of the list! What kinds of materials circulate most in your non-fiction/multimedia collection? A. Needlecrafts: sewing, quilting, knitting, crocheting, embroidery B. Computers/Digital Production: programming, web design, Raspberry Pi, 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machines, video editing, photo editing, graphic design C. Electrical/Electronics: Arduino, circuitry, Little Bits, Snap Circuits, appliance repair D. Home improvement: tiling, drywall, plumbing, electrical, decks, etc. E. Kitchen wizardry: cooking, baking, BBQing F. Plants: gardening, bonsai, flower arranging G. Carpentry: woodworking, woodturning, cabinetmaking H. Papercrafts: gift wrapping, origami, scrapbooking, framing, collage I. Art: painting, sculpture, pottery, stained glass, jewelry-making J. Writing: poetry, prose, NaNoWriMo, professional writing, journalism, memoir, journaling, comics K. Other: tell us what I left out of the list! 2

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4 Tools Support Community Parker Thomas, People Process Place Tools Support Community Parker Thomas, People Process Place Dale Grover, Maker Works, Ann Arbor, Michigan Dale Grover, Maker Works, Ann Arbor, Michigan 4

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9 QUESTIONS? KRISTIN created by Sharona Ginsberg Named a Top 10 Series Nonfiction by Booklist, 4/1/2014 Here s a series many librarians need as much as their readers the volumes in this cutting-edge series communicate a level of energy that elevates the challenging material into need-to-know-right-now stuff. NEW this fall: 3D Modeling Soldering Squishy Circuits Web Design with HTML 5 Named a Top 10 Series Nonfiction by Booklist, 4/1/2014 Here s a series many librarians need as much as their readers the volumes in this cutting-edge series communicate a level of energy that elevates the challenging material into need-to-know-right-now stuff. QUESTIONS? KRISTIN FONTICHIARO Special thanks to today s panelist! Kristin Fontichiaro Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Michigan School of Information 9

10 Today s webinar will be archived at Upcoming Booklist webinars Marketing and Social Media: A Primer for Public Libraries (Oct. 9) The Scoop on Series Nonfiction (Oct. 14) Let s Read: New Books for the Newest Readers (Oct. 16) Register for these free, hour-long events at booklistonline.com/webinars Special offer for webinar attendees Print subscribers: Haven t set up your Booklist Online access yet? Do it today! Thank you for attending our webinar Beyond 3D Printers: Special thanks to our sponsor: For only $119.95, receive 22 Booklist and 4 Book Links print issues, plus 24/7 access to Booklist Online. To take advantage of this offer, visit by October