High Tech vs Low Tech STEM Programming, What's Right for Your Library? Webinar April 20th, 2016 10PT/11MT/12CT/1ET
Join us for for a brief introduction to programs being conducted by libraries in Colorado, and across the country. From high-tech Maker Spaces with 3-D printers, recording studios and drill presses to paper coding activities where computers are never turned on and kids are their own programs, libraries across the country are examining what it means to "do STEM". There's no right answer, so join us and share your way!
Ashley Kazyaka (Library Development Project Manager at the Colorado State Library) along with Keliann Laconte (Professional Development Manager at the National Center for Interactive Learning at the Space Science Institute) and Anne Holland (Public Engagement Manager, also at NCIL) will give a brief overview of current practice in public libraries, followed by an open conversation with webinar participants about questions they may have about implementing STEM programming in their libraries, and barriers they may face. Make sure you have a working microphone, this will be an interactive webinar!
To register, please click here The password to register is "star1"
This webinar will be VoiP only, so you will need to use a laptop, or a desktop computer with a microphone and headset (there will be no call-in option)
If you have any problems with your registration, please contact Anne Holland (aholland@spacescience.org) for assistance.
