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Make an economical Drawbot / WiggleBot

admin / April 12, 2019

I had a request from a Year 6 Classroom Teacher who wanted some EdTech activities incorporating art as a subject […]

admin / March 18, 2019

In one of my previous posts, I showed my toy truck modified with an Arduino Uno and a motor driver.

admin / November 7, 2018

Sunday 4 November 2018 was officially the first MakerFaire in Wellington. Since I have a subscription with the Make Magazine

admin / October 13, 2018

How do you build a working robot in a day as a holiday programme? Especially when you have a wide

admin / October 12, 2018

Hello Sydney. Good to be back, this time for a digital technology teachers conference called ACCE2018. I arrived in time

admin / September 14, 2018

Nelson Inspire – an annual 2 day maker workshop in South Island NZ. This annual event is hosted by Ministry

admin / August 9, 2018

On 6 – 7 August, 84 Year 7 and Year 9 students at Chanel College Masterton, NZ were busy soldering

admin / July 16, 2018

At $22 for a Micro:bit which has a Bluetooth, Accelerometer and capacitive touch sensors, I wouldn’t, for a moment, doubt

admin / July 9, 2018

After reading a number of articles(and trying it out myself), I am convinced that the old Xbox 360 Kinect sensor

admin / June 10, 2018

PS: Lesson 1 attachment is now fixed. It was messed up as I made half the file in PowerPoint and

admin / May 1, 2018

And so its official! The school holidays, which is a period of rest for most teachers (well, atleast some of

admin / September 4, 2017

Seven years ago, I was teaching Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint to my Year 11 Digital Technology students. It was