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SXSW EDU – March, 2016

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Here I am at the SXSW Edu conference in Austin, TX wearing my cloud pin – thanks to PAC (Progressive Arts Alliance)
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Materials: acrylic holders, battery, copper tape, LED lights, novcircuits
 
Here are some of my favorite things at the SXSW Edu “Playground” – which is where I went directly after checking into my hotel a few hours ago.
 
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Add some hot glue and fuzzy stuff, and you have the final product, my LED-lit up, cloud pin.
 
 
 
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Ardusat: this is a scale model of real satellites that kids can gather data from and do experiments with
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Ardusat has sensors kids can do on Earth too
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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movement and infrared temperature changes recorded instantly on the screen when using the ardusat sensors
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Nova’s been busy. Check out: pubs.org/nova/labs Six free interactive on energy, clouds, evolution, cybersecurity, etc.
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New York Hall of Science: Noticing Tools Five fun apps for teachers, parents, and kids to interact with to learn about playground physics, fractions, and more. noticing.nysci.org
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Game Salad: fun game maker that looks very intuitive
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Einstein’s Workshop: Really simple yet creative programming and 3D printing
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And voila! Heres the 3D printout.

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