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Let the Make Shop Make Your Grading More Enjoyable .Or, How Can This Space Be Used With Classes and Staff? Presentation By: Kristin Allen and Mallory Manning PowerPoint By: Angela Vanden Elzen, Reference & Learning Technologies


  1. Let the Make Shop Make Your Grading More Enjoyable ….Or, How Can This Space Be Used With Classes and Staff? Presentation By: Kristin Allen and Mallory Manning PowerPoint By: Angela Vanden Elzen, Reference & Learning Technologies Librarian and Assistant Professor at Lawrence University

  2. The Make Shop Is... A space that supports innovation, creation, and expression by providing access to artistic tools and exposure to new ideas. In the Make Shop, users have the freedom to experiment and to learn by thinking critically and by becoming problem-solvers. Do-it-yourself activities such as engraving, sewing, and 3D printing are encouraged. Why use the Make Shop ● Access to Technology and Skills ● Hands-On, Kinesthetic, Active Learning ● Problem Solving Process ● Differentiation of Learning ● Prepare for Work ● Wellness ● Engaged Learning at Harper College

  3. What We Have

  4. What We’ve Created

  5. Challenges of the Make Shop 1.Unfamiliar with concept 2. Learning new technology 3. Time

  6. Anyone can... ● Take a test that shows knowledge gained ● Give a presentation ● Work with a group on a project ● Write a paper

  7. Let’s get into IDEAS!

  8. Art, Design and Performing Arts • Figure models • Name seals and custom stamps • Artist sculptures, figures, lamps, decorative art, etc. • Etch artwork on glasses • Laser cut theatre props • Stage Design • Create historical replicas of costume pieces with sewing and embroidery machines • Laser cut a paint brush holder

  9. Business, Entrepreneurship, & Information Technology • Your own inventions, (i.e. candy dispenser) • Office tools: pencil holders, cable organizers, • Laser cut business cards

  10. Education ● Make your own teaching tools and supplies for your students or classroom

  11. Engineering, Math & Computer Science • Visualizations: Fubini's Theorem and Cavalieri's Principle • Custom measuring devices •Lesson: “An imaginative surface using concepts from multivariate calculus”

  12. Health Science • Archaeology search in Sketchfab • Objects to replicate experiments • Models of body parts • Occupational Therapy: build a Zen Table

  13. Liberal Arts, Language and Communications • Tools- recreations and scans of artifacts • Scan the World objects • Models or designs of artifacts, clothing, etc. from different cultures

  14. Manufacturing & Construction ● Laser Cut architectural models ● Laser Cut boxes for holding tools and parts ● 3D print battery dispenser

  15. Music • Custom music parts- cello bow wrench, sax mouthpiece • Create instruments • Visualizations of sound waves • Busts of musicians

  16. Physical & Life Science Smartphone microscope Virus models Bee hotel prototype Creating models of molecules, viruses, and proteins British Geological Survey fossils

  17. Social Science • 3D scans contributed by many institutions • British Library items • British Museum items • Kislak Collection of Pre-Columbian Archaeology • Architectural scans of structures • Interior and exterior views • Art, technology, etc.

  18. Clubs and Departments ● Team Building! Work with us to design your own project to help connect and engage with others ● Public Service project: come together to make something to donate to a nonprofit, school, etc. ● Make your own t-shirts ● Engrave awards, plaques, medals ● Promotional items: keychains, engrave cups, magnets, etc.

  19. Clubs and Departments

  20. Where to find ideas Large repositories of general objects (including educational) ● 3D prints: Thingiverse, Myminifactory, Youmagine, Yeggi ● Math projects ● Examples of textile projects for college students ● iBroidery.com ● GOOGLE!

  21. CONTACT US! Contact your friendly Make Shop librarians. We have tons of ideas and are happy to chat about them! Email: makeshop@harpercollege.edu Call: 847-925-6584

  22. Discussion 1. What kinds of cool stuff have you heard about? 2. What would you like to find/make/create? 3. Would you be interested in a eNewsletter about upcoming programs and new machines in the Make Shop?

  23. Let’s Go Check Out…

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