Title

What to Make In My Makerspace: Putting the Laboratory Back in the Library

Authors

Sharon Bradley, University of Georgia School of Law LibraryFollow
Allan Celik, Indiana University McKinney School of Law

Presented at the CALI Conference, June 17, 2016 at the Georgia State University College of Law in Atlanta, GA.

Advance to time stamp 5:30 in video for start of session.

Abstract

Details the characteristics of effective makerspaces and present ideas for possible uses in law libraries. Laboratories are not defined by the equipment they contain but by the guiding purpose. Our libraries could become the place to experiment, create, and learn, not just find and consume. Makerspaces are not just 3D printers and robot parts. Any collection of software, hardware, furnishings, and supplies can become a makerspace.

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Repository Citation

Bradley, Sharon and Celik, Allan, "What to Make In My Makerspace: Putting the Laboratory Back in the Library" (2016). Presentations. 96.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/speeches/96