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*<b>[https://webmaker.org/events/ MAKER PARTY:]</b> Chicago, USA: Five day [https://webmaker.org/events/882 Project Wishcraft: Felt Sew Silly Grades K -5] workshop is a mash-up of Feltville and Sewn Silly camps from earlier this season, campers wrap-up summer by making a set of playthings that will keep them happily busy indoors when the weather gets chilly. Hand-sewing and embroidery are taught in this full-day camp. No previous sewing experience is required and those with experience take on new challenges. | |||
*<b>[https://webmaker.org/events/ MAKER PARTY:]</b> Dresden, Germany: [https://webmaker.org/events/243 The Webmaker Weiterbildung] workshop is for members of the Medienbildung Netzwerk in Dresden to level up their web skills and learn how to #teachtheweb. They'll learn how to use Webmaker tools, how to integrate them into other projects and programs participants are organizing and working on, more about the open ethos and ways that participants can get involved with the Webmaker Mentor Community. They'll also talk about localizing pieces and parts of Webmaker for German speakers and how we can work together to bring a maker ethos and the web to Dresden's learning offerings. | *<b>[https://webmaker.org/events/ MAKER PARTY:]</b> Dresden, Germany: [https://webmaker.org/events/243 The Webmaker Weiterbildung] workshop is for members of the Medienbildung Netzwerk in Dresden to level up their web skills and learn how to #teachtheweb. They'll learn how to use Webmaker tools, how to integrate them into other projects and programs participants are organizing and working on, more about the open ethos and ways that participants can get involved with the Webmaker Mentor Community. They'll also talk about localizing pieces and parts of Webmaker for German speakers and how we can work together to bring a maker ethos and the web to Dresden's learning offerings. | ||