At the start of the month I was over at Edge Hill University along with a bunch of others from the DoES Liverpool community (including some of the conference organisers!) and a host of others interested in making and education, for the MakerNoise conference.
I gave a talk about maker culture and how it’s important to pay attention to that, as well as the shiny tools, when setting up a makerspace. You can read my slides and notes below…
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