Make Play Day

Type: Workshop
Program Area: Games and Play

All Day Saturday and Sunday

Location: Oak Hall

The goal of Make Magazine is to help YOU make things, so after wandering around the Maker Faire and getting inspired by all the creative projects you see and creative people you meet, come on over to the Make Play Day all-day workshop and be creative yourself.

I specialize in helping people who don't yet realize that they too are capable of making things. I will provide electronics, construction materials, and assistance to help turn that creative doodle in your head into something physical.

Drop in for as long as you want and have fun. This workshop is open both days of the faire during regular faire hours.

Related site: http://www.teachmetomake.com

Presented by

Michael Shiloh
Founder
MakingThings

Michael Shiloh is an engineer, hobbyist, researcher, artist, and educator. Michael creates by himself and collaborates with children and students of all ages and with other electro-mechanical artists, including San Francisco-based Survival Research Labs. Michael works with foam core, concrete, computers, hot glue, steel, Linux, electronics, pneumatics, hydraulics, remote controls, and broken glass. Michael has taught workshops and classes at museums, schools, trade shows, and universities. He is currently teaching electronics at the California College of Arts and championing the Linux robotic website www.linuxrobots.org.