Difference between revisions of "Library partnership"
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− | Skullspace | + | Collaboration between Skullspace and the Winnipeg Public Library to bring programming to youth. |
+ | == What defines a good project == | ||
+ | * good chance of success | ||
+ | * a physical thing for kids to take home | ||
+ | * affordable | ||
+ | ** does the library have a budget to help, or a limit in what participants would pay for parts? | ||
+ | * skills and tools are accessible | ||
+ | ** is soldering an option, eg irons available and considered safe enough? | ||
− | someone mentioned conductive dough | + | == Project options == |
+ | === conductive dough === | ||
+ | someone mentioned conductive dough; I am not sure how that would be used, can someone fill in details? | ||
− | == Log == | + | === kit based projects === |
+ | Could order several or one kit and help/supervise assembly; kids would take home finished product and information on how to get more. Maybe adafruit would discount for this? | ||
+ | *https://www.adafruit.com/products/1776 | ||
+ | *https://www.adafruit.com/products/73 | ||
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+ | == External Communication Log == | ||
reverse chronological order, newest on top. | reverse chronological order, newest on top. | ||
− | ===June 3rd, 2014 - 18:00 @ 200-374 Donald=== | + | Probably missing some, please fill in if you have more... |
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+ | === June 3rd, 2014 - 18:00 @ 200-374 Donald === | ||
Library partnership update (Jay): Partnership with the library is progressing. They would like us to work on programming that can be delivered to youth. This is an important outreach opportunity. If anyone is interested in participating, please contact Jay. Jay will be meeting with library on Friday to review potential project options. | Library partnership update (Jay): Partnership with the library is progressing. They would like us to work on programming that can be delivered to youth. This is an important outreach opportunity. If anyone is interested in participating, please contact Jay. Jay will be meeting with library on Friday to review potential project options. | ||
=== SkullSpace Member Meeting 2014/05/27 === | === SkullSpace Member Meeting 2014/05/27 === | ||
Jay will be reaching out to members to help develop programming we can deliver at the library. This will put us in front of a large audience. See the Trello board, or contact Jay for information. | Jay will be reaching out to members to help develop programming we can deliver at the library. This will put us in front of a large audience. See the Trello board, or contact Jay for information. | ||
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+ | [[Category: Projects]] |
Revision as of 16:57, 8 June 2014
Collaboration between Skullspace and the Winnipeg Public Library to bring programming to youth.
Contents
What defines a good project
- good chance of success
- a physical thing for kids to take home
- affordable
- does the library have a budget to help, or a limit in what participants would pay for parts?
- skills and tools are accessible
- is soldering an option, eg irons available and considered safe enough?
Project options
conductive dough
someone mentioned conductive dough; I am not sure how that would be used, can someone fill in details?
kit based projects
Could order several or one kit and help/supervise assembly; kids would take home finished product and information on how to get more. Maybe adafruit would discount for this?
External Communication Log
reverse chronological order, newest on top.
Probably missing some, please fill in if you have more...
June 3rd, 2014 - 18:00 @ 200-374 Donald
Library partnership update (Jay): Partnership with the library is progressing. They would like us to work on programming that can be delivered to youth. This is an important outreach opportunity. If anyone is interested in participating, please contact Jay. Jay will be meeting with library on Friday to review potential project options.
SkullSpace Member Meeting 2014/05/27
Jay will be reaching out to members to help develop programming we can deliver at the library. This will put us in front of a large audience. See the Trello board, or contact Jay for information.