Using the ATtiny85 Microcontroller for Intermediate Paper Circuitry Projects (Part 3 of 3)

Join NEXMAP for a back to school series, “Literacy, Craft, Civic Engagement – A Paper Circuitry Project for L2P 2.0,” spanning August and September that explores how young people can use paper circuitry to voice their opinions and showcase creative expression. The NEXMAP team helped both educators and young people explore how to use paper circuitry to write a letter to the next president and provided templates for easily doing so. This series of webinars featured teacher leaders from California, Texas and Ohio and addressed the many ways paper and electronics support multiple literacies and creative learning. The first session, Part I, on 8/18, introduced sample projects from contributors Kate Hodges, Molly Adams and Anna Marie Warren. The second session, Part II on 8/25, dug into practical implementation strategies for working with students and sharing the approach and practices with colleagues. The third and final webinar on 9/8 featured Jeannine Huffman and highlighted opportunities for more complex paper circuitry projects using the ATtiny85 microcontroller.

This hangout was produced in support of Letters to the Next President 2.0, a project engaging youth in civic participation on issues and topics that matter to them in the US Presidential Election. It was also co-streamed at connectedlearning.tv.

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During the broadcast, the conversation also took place on Twitter using the hashtag #2nextprez.

Participants for this Webinar Included: 

• Jeannine Huffman (host), Adjunct Faculty and Doctoral Student at Teachers College of San Joaquin.
• David Cole, NEXMAP.

Resources for this webinar:

• NEXMAP
  • 21st Century Notebooking
  • L2P 2.0 on NEXMAP.org
  • Demo Page
  • Creative Process Worksheet from NEXMAP
  • Educator Resources – Templates
    • Individual templates:
      • Callouts
      • Comix
      • 3-Panel
      • Scrapbook
• 21st Century Notebooking G+ Community
• 21st Century Notebooking Overview
• Pre-Session Conversations with Kate Hodges & Jeannine Huffman and Molly Adams & Anne Marie Warren
• The Frank Effect – blog from Kate Hodges with teaching resources 
• L2P 2.0 lesson template from Kate Hodges
• Lightbulb Moment video – from Kate Hodges 
• Kate Hodges Donors Choose page for The Frank Effect
• Molly Adams’ YouTube Playlist – “Paper Circuitry Resources”
• Resources Folder from Molly Adams (inlcludes Makeology images, handouts, videos, related project ideas, and related presentations or slide decks on the work)
• Molly Adams’ website and Hack Your Notebook Resources Archive
• Hacking the Notebook Resources
• Lectrokit site for purchasing materials
• Jeannine Huffman at Weebly
• Educator Innovator blog – Writing with Light: Western Pennsylvania Writing Project Experiments with Paper Circuitry
• Hack Your Notebook: Circuitry mixes with paper in a creative project for 21st century learners (from School Library Journal)
• Letters to the Next President 2.0
• National Writing Project
• KQED

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