Makerspaces in libraries onboarding and the DeLaMare Library
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Panel, all-day pre conference workshop at the Internet Librarian 2015 Conference in Monterey, California. Presentation of successful implementations of makerspace in libraries, and getting stakeholders onboard to participate in the discussion and implementation of makerspace and rapid prototyping services as part of the library repertoire.
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Makerspaces in libraries onboarding and the DeLaMare Library
- 1. Makerspaces in Libraries: Onboarding and the DeLaMare Library Tod Colegrove, Ph.D., MSLIS Head of DeLaMare Science & Engineering Library University of Nevada, Reno Preconference workshop, Internet Librarian 2015 Slides at:
- 12. Photo by Nick Crowl: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dstl_unr/
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Makerspaces, Idea Labs & Hackerspaces. Why in libraries?
- Located at the geographic center of the traditional campus, the library is centrally located to the departments served – the library should be hopping!
- But it wasn’t. Throughout the nearly 2,100 square meters of the library, there were typically only 2-3 people at the peak of the day. The photo (credit: Nick Crowl) was taken mid-day/week during the Spring semester; not unusually empty at the time. =/
- Study carrels, seemingly pushed up against the walls by book stacks, saw relatively infrequent use.
- Where was everybody? Given the ideal location and size of the potential community, the library should have been a hotbed of learning and research activity. Maximum number of people we saw in the library was on the order of 24.
- Baby steps first. Note price difference: rolling w/b’s 4x as expensive. Making: Calculus. Knowledge. Community.
- It’s as old as the Socratic method: it takes the dialogue to learn.
- Making: robots! LEGO Mindstorms-driven Rubik’s cube solver. (Library checks out LEGO Mindstorms NXT kts as lendable technology.)
- Drone quadricopters w/api. More LEGO robots/NCT. Buttons. Games – programming, HCI! Photos by Nick Crowl: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dstl_unr/
- Other maker support in the library? Arduino – microcontrollers, lendable technology
- The library has a dozen of the Sparkfun (Arduino) Inventor’s Kits as lendable technology, along with several electronics tollkits (soldering iron, wire strippers, etc); a snapshot showing the materials on the library shelves next to course reserves.
- If you’re looking at supporting Arduino for engineering, breadboard work: Arduino “nano”. Note Snapple cap + rubber band wheels on this ‘bot! Maker.
- Open source – downloadable (free) software needed to run on w/s to interface. Note current runs _through_ the operator as circuit.
- Arduino Day!