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Chapters 1-2. (2013). Makerspace playbook (School Edition ed., pp. 1-8) Maker Media. Cole, I. (). The maker movement. Retrieved from Dougherty, D. (2012). The maker movement. Innovations, 7(3), 11-14. Manufacturing Makerspaces. (2013). American Libraries, 44(1/2), 44. Morozov, E. (2014). Making it. The New Yorker. P2P foundation. (2014). Maker movement. Retrieved from Pritchard, S. M. (2014). Building institutions of knowledge: Librarianship as a maker-space. Portal: Libraries and the Academy, 14(4), 471. Week 2: January 26- February 1 Topic: Introduction to Library Makerspaces part 2 Abram, S. (2013). Makerspaces in libraries, education, and beyond. Internet@schools, 20(2), 18. Barniskis, S. (2014). Makerspaces and teaching artists. Teaching Artist Journal, 12(1), 6-14. Burke, J. (2014). Chapters 4-5. Makerspaces: A practical guide for librarians (pp. 33-65) Rowman & Littlefield. Kurti, R.S., Kurti, D.D., & Fleming, L.I. (2014). The environment and tools of great educational makerspaces. Teacher Librarian, 42(1), 8. Maker Media. (2013). Chapter 5-6. Makerspace playbook (School Edition ed., pp. 17-26) Mallon, M. (2014). Maker mania. Public Services Quarterly, 10(2), 115 Week 3: February 2-8 Topic: Construction and planning of Makerspaces Good, T. (2013). Three makerspace models that work. American Libraries, 44(1/2) Kemp, A. (2013). 1: Making the space. The makerspace workbench: Tools, technologies, and techniques for making (pp. 1-21) Maker Media. (2013). Chapter 3-4. Makerspace playbook (School Edition ed., pp. 11-17) Plemmons, A. (2014). Building a culture of creation. Teacher Librarian, 41(5) Week 4: February 9-15