Maker Studio

A maker archive gives unfinished ideas somewhere useful to live. Without one, a promising model may end up separated from the sketch that explains it. A lightweight system can preserve the relationship between an object, the question behind it and the lesson it produced.

Build a Small Archive of Maker Experiments Read More

A prototype is a question made tangible. Before choosing a fabrication method, write down what the model should help you learn. A rough cardboard shape may answer a question about size, while a more detailed model may be needed to explore how separate pieces fit together.

Plan a Prototype Before You Choose the Tool Read More