While reviewing module 10 my mind kept circling back to one idea: Erik Boekesteijn’s mantra, quoted by Michael Stephens, that libraries should keep stories, share stories, and make stories. Reading the documents from module 10, I started to think about the actual framework for the work, so I want to […]
Monthly Archives: July 2026
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Going over this module put two ideas next to each other that I had not thought to pair before: “social infrastructure” and hygge as a service philosophy. Read separately, one feels architectural and the other feels emotional. Reading them together however, they started to feel like the same argument told […]
What Is the Idea? We propose converting a newly available 800-square-foot room adjacent to the Teen Zone into “The Fabrication Station”, a staffed makerspace built around three entry-level 3D printers, a laser-safe vinyl cutter, and hardware loaded with free design software (Tinkercad, Blender for advanced users), and open shelving for […]
I started exploring module 6: Hyperlinked Environments expecting a straightforward piece on museum tech, and came out pondering which kind of visitor I actually am. The reading that stuck with me was Eduardo Araujo Oliveira and Paula de Barba’s “How does learning happen in museums?”, where University of Melbourne researchers […]