Ms.L

Social studies teacher

[Ms.L @mslocatelliSS]

Sad to tweet but I cannot believe this was our last Twitter! Thank you everyone for the great 14 weeks we all had together! #wemake19

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@EmilyPattison7 A10: I think the memories of coding and creating fun different activities, something I have not ever done in a class before. As well as some of the friendships I made from this class! #wemake19

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@EmilyPattison7 A9: I think honestly everything, I never coded before this, had little exposure to Chibitronics and Arduino and now I know so much about them all and how to troubleshoot different issues. ##wemake19

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@EmilyPattison7 A8: The love o' meter was my favorite for Arduino! The idea of how it lit up by touch was awesome. #wemake19

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@AmandaBaron19 A7: Maybe! Depending on what the coding entails. I would be more curious to focus on video games like Minecraft more so. #wemake19

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@AmandaBaron19 A6: If we have enough students in class yes! I want more of a full classroom to do so, that way I can provide what they need and walk around to see what they are creating and thinking about. It really would make the makerspace come alive. #wemake19

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@AmandaBaron19 A5: Having the final project laid out in front of me, and having it work the first time! #wemake19

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@randi_b311 @MelissaMin99 I will always appreciate your help with figuring out how to put the battery top on! I found out I was not strong enough at first haha whoops. #wemake19

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@MelissaMin99 A4: Creating chibitronic structures in general because it was fun and came to me easier. Then maybe more obviously so the burning man project we all just did! #wemake19

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@MelissaMin99 I'll never forget our group! We had great support #wemake19

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@caseytargov A2: Collaboration on the Arduino, or the making of our games. I think having the breakout groups was a great way to help each other make the Arduino work! #wemake19

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A1: I think with all the technology this is how I can relate! #wemake19

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@ak_leeg Can't believe fourteen weeks flew by! Seems like just yesterday we had our first makerspace! #wemake19

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Thank you for the great discussion everyone! Can't wait to see the unique projects we create. #wemake19

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@randi_b311 A10: I think that it is unbelievable how much we all grew and progressed! I learned a lot of new concepts and techniques, and it did not feel repetitive at all! #wemake19

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@kerri_pangburn A9: I think I would need the kits or even Minecraft education which I know I have seen @MissD_History mention before would be a great way to help students code and get involved! #wemake19

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@MissD_History @jenndoyle10 I couldn't agree more! #wemake19

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@jenndoyle10 A8: The chibitronics resonates with me more for sure, just with the possibilities and creativeness, and to me, it connects with social studies way more where I know my students would enjoy it way more and understand it with ease #wemake19

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@randi_b311 A7: I wish the chibitronics gave us more lights to play around with since that is the one I would like to practice with and be creative with more. I think it would be fun to bring to a job interview as well! #wemake19