SXSW EDU 2018
Make a Food Computer: Open-Sourced Tech in Classes
Build a miniature Food Computer and learn how to easily incorporate open-sourced technology into classroom project-based learning. In this session, everyone will make a Computer-controlled, hydroponic, personal garden with a Raspberry Pi (a $35, palm-sized Computer) and materials from a home-improvement store to learn how we can easily create a hands-on curriculum that engages students with technology and real-world challenges.
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Takeaways
- Build a miniature Food Computer in less than 30 minutes to learn how to easily incorporate open-sourced technology projects in classroom curriculum
- Discover resources for more open-sourced technology that you can use for your own project-based learning objectives
- Learn how to engage students with technology and innovation by relating open-sourced technology projects to challenges within their communities
Speakers
- Melanie Shimano, Founder, Food Computer Program
Organizer
Melanie Shimano, Founder, Food Computer Program
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