Maker in My Library

Already in Place	Possibilities for School Community
-      Flexible space -      Moving tables and chairs -      Mobile shelves -      Small break out rooms – useful for collaboration -      TVs with Wi-Fi connection -      Laptops -      Printer/photocopier	-        Dedicated makerspace -        Setting up partnerships with other community members (students and teachers) to host workshops (or even connect with the local library) in the school -        Creating a regular schedule for the makerspace Garner interest for a dedicated makerspace to get funding for things like a 3D printer

 More than just resources, what values or attitudes should be in a makerspace?

Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA). (2014). Making in the Library Toolkit, pp. 3-17, retrieved 19 April 2021 http://www.ala.org/yalsa/sites/ala.org.yalsa/files/content/MakingintheLibraryToolkit2014.pdf