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The Maker Educator Convening is an annual gathering of maker education practitioners from all over the world, organized by Maker Ed. This year, the event will take place in Pittsburgh, PA, in collaboration with MuseumLab at Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. We are committed to further exploring last year’s themes—equity, accessibility, and sustainability in maker education—over two full days of sharing, collaboration, and delicious food. We hope you will join us! To register and for more information, visit Maker Ed’s website.
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Sunday, October 13 • 11:00am - 12:15pm
Making to Innovate for Social Good

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Students nationwide are part of a movement of young changemakers making for change. Come see alumni from Project Invent and Mouse Design League present on how they are using making to make impact. Participants will leave this session inspired and with a roadmap for leading their own student-driven maker projects for social impact.
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Jim Hausman

STEAM Coordinator, South Fayette Township School District
James Hausman is an English teacher at South Fayette HS in McDonald, PA. He attended a summer 2016 Infosys and MakerEd Makerspace Possibilities Workshop at Autodesk's Pier 9 facility in San Francisco and emerged as an avid maker and advocate for design thinking in the classroom ever... Read More →
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Maggie Muldoon

Design League Senior Program Manager, Mouse
Maggie is a New York based visual artist and educator who has been working in maker education, learning design and creative technology for over 12 years.She joined the Mouse team in 2011 and currently serves as the Senior Manager of Design League where she works groups with high school... Read More →

Sunday October 13, 2019 11:00am - 12:15pm EDT
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh: AVL
  Panel Conversation

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