Book Review: ‘Capturing Archetypes, Volume 2’
Sideshow Collectible’s incredible artistry is on full photographic display in ‘Capturing Archetypes, Volume 2: A Gallery of Heroes and Villains from Batman to Vader’.
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Author: Chris Knox
Book Review: ‘Learn to Program With Minecraft’
‘Learn to Program with Minecraft’ does a great job of using a well-loved game to make learning to program enjoyable and rewarding.
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This ScratchJr Book Gets Younger Minds Creating With Code
‘The Official ScratchJr Book’ provides a great guide for teaching our youngest minds the language of computer science.
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Review: Adidas MiCoach FIT SMART Activity Tracker
The Adidas miCoach FIT SMART is a comfortable and impressive option in the fitness tracker market. Paired with the Adidas miCoach Train and Run app, the FIT SMART is a great fitness tracker and workout tool.
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Kickstarter: RoboMustache’s Unique Bamboo Robot Kits
RoboMustache™ is a new Kickstarter that offers unique, handmade bamboo robot kits. The kits are well made and fun to assemble. They’re a great example of design and ingenuity.
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New Revell Scale Models Change the Game for Kids and Parents
Revell Models is offering 26 kits in a new scale model collection geared toward new builders. Kit types range from cars to Luke Skywalker’s X-Wing. There’s something in the collection to appeal to everyone.
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Review: ‘Cape, Spandex, Briefcase: Leadership Lessons from Superheroes’
‘Cape, Spandex, Briefcase: Leadership Lessons from Superheroes’ speaks directly to the ink-paneled souls of geek leaders. This book teaches through geekdom’s kindred icons, comic book superheroes.
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Snickerdoodle: Next Generation Maker and STEM Projects
Snickerdoodle is the newest microprocessor development board that allows you to make what you’ve always thought and been told you could never make.
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Design and 3D Print a Yo-Yo With Kids
Rapid design and 3D printing custom yo-yo with kids was a fun way to spend the afternoon. The kids learned basic basic 3D design skills, prototyping workflow, and building mechanical assemblies. In the end, they had a working yo-yo of their own making.
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