@Amani I really LOVE your ressearch. I have many ASD students and this kind of describes what I do with them in my classes. I teach coding and robotics. I focus on autonomous robots and so it really is bridging the digital and physical worlds. Looking forward to learning with you.
@Bruno I really love what you are doing with Project Curiosity. Thank you for sharing your video. Looking forward to learning with you.
@Yulia I use a Sony A57 DSLR camera for my nature photography. I have been really happy with it. It’s an older camera, but it is PACKED with high end features for a reasonable pricepoint. I did a lot of research before purchasing it. I have used it for 10 years and have no reason to buy another (newer) camera. Check out some reviews. You may like what you read. 
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@MelanieT Your work sound interesting and rewarding. Looking forward to learning with you.
Hello @evancole I am also a robotics teacher. Looking forward to learning with you.
@Wasiu I really love what you are doing with your programs. I too seek out to make my coding & robotics programs accessible to underserved populations. The populations I serve most are girls, low income, and (neuro)diverse and other special needs learners. Looking forward to learning with you.
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Hi Folks,
Bought, read and really enjoyed Lifelong Kindergarten a while back. I am lifelong learner, writer, and long time teacher, lecturer interested in education, creativity, learning, and play. I am currently researching and writing a book on an adjacent topic, like everyone else I’m here to learn, share, contribute where appropriate and enjoy the experiences, a bit late to the party but all is good…
I live in Ireland and have degrees from DMU and UCD with the word creative in them…
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@Shauna Many thanks for your feedback. I look forward to hearing your exciting projects and experience as well.
@AdamComella Hi Adam, if you’re looking for some interesting project idea, you may check out this great Raspberry Pi free resource: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en
@Mohona Hi Mohona, great to eMeet you. I graduated from University of Calgary, Alberta many many years ago and have been to Edmonton a few times and still remember the gigantic West Edmonton Mall! If you’re looking for some free and fun coding project ideas for parents with their kids, you may check out this great Raspberry Pi free resource: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en
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@piafelipa Hi Maria, if you’re looking for some project ideas that can help people and kids to explore their artistic expression and creativity, you may check out this great Raspberry Pi free resource: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en
@gkafram Hi Afram, if you’re looking for some interesting project idea, you may check out this great Raspberry Pi free resource: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en
@Joha0552 Hi if you’re looking for some interesting project idea for 6-12, you may check out this great Raspberry Pi free resource: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en
@Oolong Hi Fergus, coding could be a great way to help open up hidden talent and expressing themselves for autistic community kids, if you’re looking for some interesting project idea that may be appropriate for your use, you may check out this great Raspberry Pi free resource: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en
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@YuliyaG Hi Julia, if you’re looking for some interesting project idea to share with your b2b and b2c audiences, you may check out this great Raspberry Pi free resource: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en
My relation to music is passive - unluckily, I´ve no talent for it, but I love listening to many kinds. 
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The most important impact of computers on my life has been that I got such a good tool for visualising maths. It changed my way of thinking about the subject. I now see mathematics as a subject with three languages: ordinary, formal and visual.
Looking forward to learning with you too 
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Hello I´m Monica from Spain, It’s difficult for me to introduce myself as my passion for education changed my whole life and my career.
I have three children (now 18, 17 and 11) and when the oldest were born I realized that the education that fitted me at school would be no longer useful in the same way. Because internet and technology was changing almost everything except EDUCATION.
I’m a telecommunication engineer and I started as a volunteer teacher in 2011 helping educators and giving speeches at schools how to teach their children a good use of technology. Two years later I had the chance to participate in a project where we stimulated stem creativity for kids and teens through different games and activities like scratch. In this period I first time heard about Mitch Resnick.
I followed his activity since then and I even tried to do this course three years ago. Unfortunately I could only did week 1 but I’m sure this time I will complete it.
Now I’m writing a book about all my experiences with digital education with children and also adults (as the last three years I developed digital educational programs for vulnerables).
I completely agree with Mr. Resnick concept of Lifelong kindergarten. I think there are no differences between kids and adults, we all learn better in the same conditions as I realized in my experiences with both of them. And creativity will be our bigger strength among robots and AI. We should develop a better educational approach that help everybody to learn their whole life, not only at school as we are challenged to learn in a more complex world each day.
I’m very happy to be here again, and eager to share and have fun in the way.
Best regards
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Thanks Shauna.
Hello! I’m Fiona and I work with students who are ages 4-9, teaching computer science and running one of my school’s maker spaces. I look forward to learning with you.
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I am in agreement about the many languages of mathematics. I would submit that music is the auditory language of mathematics.
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