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Hacks and remixes Makes

Makes that are “hacks” or remixes that repurpose text, media or physical objects for a new purpose

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Apollo Challenges

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Created July 6, 2015 by Sheri Edwards • 1854 views • 2 examples • 0 tutorials

Apollo Challenges

The Apollo 13 Moon Mission [ Houston, we have a problem ] was saved due to extraordinary courage and persistence in collaboration with those on the ground whose critical and creative thinking hacked a solution with the limited resources on board the space craft. Apollo challenges help develop those thinking skills by designing challenges that limit resources and time to create a solution. Students become better over time, especially with debriefing. Example: In three minutes with one piece of 8-1/2 by 11 inch paper and one two inch piece of tape, create a Statue of Liberty.

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How to Turn Your Video Clips into Animation

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Created July 5, 2015 by Jill Dawson • 1779 views • 0 examples • 0 tutorials

How to Turn Your Video Clips into Animation

This make is a screen cast explaining the process of app smashing that I used to create an animated video remix, using my own video footage.

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Re(media)te – 2015 Make Cycle #2

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Created June 30, 2015 by Scott Filkins, Katrina Kennett, Ryan Kerr, and Karla Schroeder University of Illinois Writing Project • 3139 views • 5 examples • 1 tutorials

Re(media)te – 2015 Make Cycle #2

For this Make Cycle, we invite you to consider how the media we compose within (like print, sound, still and moving image, or objects) influence how we communicate and interpret.  In this Make Cycle, we will mediate and re-mediate and reflect on how the affordances of different media impact our choices, processes, and meanings. Ryan moved from image to words in this remediation: Remediation – as we’ll be thinking about it here – is unrelated to another use of the term in education: we are not talking about “remediating kids” as in “remedy”-ing them.  Here, the focus is on media,… Read more »

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Poster CLMOOC2015

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Created by Ida Brandão • 2091 views • 0 examples • 0 tutorials

Poster CLMOOC2015

A poster on CLMOOC 2015 made with free tool canva.com

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Create Your Own Error Message

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Created July 28, 2014 by Terry Elliott • 5513 views • 0 examples • 0 tutorials

Create Your Own Error Message

Use this site to generate your own “error message” image. Discovered this via @sensor63 and Victoria Siemer’s work here: http://t.co/rqgDdEZH0n. I would recommend that you 1. Go to Google and search images for “Error messages”. 2. Go to Atom Smasher here: http://atom.smasher.org/error/ 3. Find a worthwhile error message and adapt it on Atom Smasher’s site. 4. Save the image by right clicking and “Save Image As”. Give it a name, save it, and then use it in blog posts, G+ posts, twitter pix, or create your very own badge of error. 5. Also look at Victoria Siemer’s work to get… Read more »

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‘Raspberry Pi’oneering in your library: using Raspberry Pi to create a “Selfie Station” to promote books

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Created July 24, 2014 by Kelly Boston • 2647 views • 0 examples • 0 tutorials

‘Raspberry Pi’oneering in your library: using Raspberry Pi to create a “Selfie Station” to promote books

This lesson plan will show librarians and media specialists how to use a Raspberry Pi to create a “Selfie Station” for students or patrons to snap a picture of themselves with their favorite book that will automatically upload to a blog that can be potentially connected to Apple TV or another display method in the library. Showing young people what their peers are reading helps to promote reading for pleasure.

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Book Sculpture/Circuitry

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Created July 10, 2014 by Michelle Stein • 1679 views • 0 examples • 0 tutorials

Book Sculpture/Circuitry

Combine 3-D paper sculpting from a book with wire circuitry by carving out a hidden space within a book to place an electrical circuit to light the cover. Concept is not hard, but the carving is tedious and difficult. Not recommended for students below 8th grade.

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Black Out Poetry Collaboration

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Created by Michelle Stein • 1897 views • 0 examples • 0 tutorials

Black Out Poetry Collaboration

Austin Kleon is the originator of a trend in which the poet uses existing writing, blocking out all but the words he/she wishes to remain in the piece. Students love this project. Austin recommends a wide-line Sharpie, but this example was completed on line. There is definitely a tactile satisfaction that occurs when blocking out newsprint or magazine.

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Hack Your Writing

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Created July 5, 2014 by Erica Holan Lucci & Mia Zamora, Kean University Writing Project • 3913 views • 8 examples • 2 tutorials

Hack Your Writing

In Make Cycle #4 we invite you to “Hack Your Writing.” Maybe you do not think you’re a “hacker” and associate the term exclusively with the most skillful and renegade of computer programmers. But this week we are encouraging a broader use of this term and a more open sense of its possibilities. What does it mean to hack? Hacking is playful exploration, perhaps exploiting the “weakness” in something. To hack is to make innovative customizations. Hackers are often computer enthusiasts. Hackers often undermine authoritative systems. Hackers crack systems for “fun,” pursuing civic or collective action. It seems that now,… Read more »

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Games – Make ‘Em, Play ‘Em, Hack ‘Em, (and most of all) Tell ‘Em!

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Created June 30, 2014 by Joe Dillon and Terry Elliot • 2601 views • 5 examples • 0 tutorials

Games – Make ‘Em, Play ‘Em, Hack ‘Em, (and most of all) Tell ‘Em!

CLMOOC 2014 Make Cycle #3 is all about games. And the games we are considering are ones taken from the widest continuum imaginable: childhood games, board games, made up games, online games, World Cup games and the greatest meta-game of all—telling stories about games. Games and gaming have burst into the learner zeitgeist over the last several years marked by the coining of the term “gamification” in education circles. Game sales are bigger than movie box office revenue worldwide. Game apps can create overnight millionaires. But games are also intimate and unconcerned with big bucks. Often they are about narrative…. Read more »

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