Structuring the Unstructured: Plan Your Library Makerspace with Instructional Design
Structuring the Unstructured: Plan Your Library Makerspace with Instructional Design
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Ginsberg, S. (2017, July) Structuring the Unstructured: Plan Your Library Makerspace with Instructional Design. In M. Costello, K. Hoffman, & B. West (Eds.), Creative Instructional Design: Practical Applications for Librarians. Chicago, IL: ACRL.
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As makerspaces continue to spread to academic, public, and school libraries nationwide, many librarians wonder how to start and successfully maintain such a project. Deciding to create a makerspace can raise many questions and challenges regarding equipment, training, staffing, and so on. Although the style of learning that takes place in makerspaces is intentionally less structured than in a formal classroom setting, instructional design principles can still be invaluable in developing and sustaining a maker learning environment.
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