Maker Spaces, Digital Labs e outros em Bibliotecas. Tendências atuais e novos serviços.

2. MAKER SPACES, FABLABS, HACKER SPACES, MEDIALABS, LEARNING
LABS………….
The NMC Perspective Series: Ideas that Matter: Sherry Lassiter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NasPrIDG24&index=3&list=PLvzY9uPDOCJsA0teA0TvpS
ueMA4MbdGqm

3. MAKER SPACES
“Makerspaces--also sometimes called hackerspaces--
can be any area where people gather to make and
create. These spaces often include 3D printers, but do
not necessarily have to. In makerspaces, people share
supplies, skills, and ideas, and often work together on
projects.” Sharona Ginsberg

4. “Fundamentally, makerspaces are a technological leap
past library knitting and quilting circles, where patrons
and experts have often come together to learn new
techniques and train others in a skill. The new tools are a
lot flashier, and certainly more expensive than a needle
and thread. The cost factor is what makes a makerspace
so appealing to library visitors—what one person cannot
afford to purchase for occasional use, the library can buy
and share with the community.” Manufacturing Maker Spaces
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5. ”A DML is a gathering of equipment that allows original
digital content to be created or analog content to be
converted to digital formats.” Goodman
MAKER SPACES vs MEDIALBS vs LEARNING LABS
DIGITAL MEDIA LABS
Studio i promo final
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PQMLnRWM3g&list=UU-
aV4WdLz9ZRwXfAqOvbmrg

6. Critérios para a inclusão de um serviço nesta
categoria:
- Equipamento para a criação de conteúdo digital
(textual, audio-visual, etc.)
- Reformatação do analógico para o digital
- Programas de literacia digital sobre criação de
conteúdos
- O conteúdo é criado de alguma forma, mais do que
consumido
(Goodman, 2014)
DIGITAL MEDIA LABS

7. Learning Labs are spaces where young people can explore,
express, and create using digital media. They are guided by a
core philosophy that youth are best engaged when they’re
following their passions, collaborating with others, and being
makers and doers, not passive consumers. Learning Labs
respond to the interests of the young people themselves, their
leadership, and their participation
(YouMedia Learining Labs, 2014)
LEARNING LABS
YOUMedia: innovate to educate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwPQzDsNVPU

8. RAÍZES
“Space is being reconfigured around broader education
and research needs, and less around the management of
print collection. In effect, space is shifting from
infrastructure to engagement…” Lorcan Dempsey, 2012
“The new brand for the library is to expose itself as a
technological and social laboratory where citizens
experience and interact with each other or with the
professionals. Citizens and librarians have then a new
status, the status of creators: this promotes the
construction of a highest vision of the user and, more
generally, of subcultures” Accart, 2013

9. RAÍZES
'Maker culture' emphasizes learning-through-doing in a social
environment. Maker culture emphasizes informal, networked,
peer-led, and shared learning motivated by fun and self-
fulfillment. Maker culture encourages novel applications of
technologies, and the exploration of intersections between
traditionally separate domains and ways of working (,,,).
Community interaction and knowledge sharing are often mediated
through networked technologies, with websites and social media
tools forming the basis of knowledge repositories and a central
channel for information sharing and exchange of ideas, and
focused through social meetings in shared spaces.. .
Wikipedia – Maker culture.

10. FACILITADORA
/PROMOTORA
/FORMADORA
TECNOLOGIA
ANALÓGICO /
DIGITAL
DIY
CRIAÇÃO
SOCIALIZAÇÃO
MAKER
SPACES

11. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 Library as incubator Project
http://www.libraryasincubatorproject.org/
“The mission of the Library as Incubator Project is to promote and facilitate creative
collaboration between libraries and artists of all types, and to advocate for libraries as
incubators of the arts.”
Night Light at the Bubbler @ Madison
Public Library
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-SqHMxGSRM

12. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 3D Printing + Makerspace at Edmonton Public Library
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbY_grImwTo

13. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 Why 3D printing?
Chris Bennet interviews Tod Colegrove, Head of the DeLaMare
Science & Engineering Library at the University of Nevada, Reno, for
details behind the thought process involved with the decision to
provision 3D printing and scanning as a service in the academic
library. Provided as one option for the hack-a-day.com coverage of
the groundbreaking launch of the service in the academic library.
http://vimeo.com/47043658

14. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 Hunt Library Maker Space, NCSU Libraries
The Hunt Library Maker Space supports students, faculty and staff in learning about
emerging technologies and bringing their creations to life. The space has two 3D
printers and a laser cutter for rapid prototyping of designs.

15. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 The LABS, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
About The Labs
The Labs is Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's teen-only creative technology
program. The Labs provides teenagers with access to equipment, software, and
trained artist mentors in an innovative learning environment with the focus on
creativity and creation. Mentors provide teens with the level of assistance they
need in order to create something new. The Labs invites teens of all skill levels to
take part on a walk-in basis.
We have two kinds of sessions:
Workshops - Mentors lead project-based workshops drawing on the interests of
teens in the space, providing software and equipment tutorials when necessary.
Workshops are informal, fun, and drop-in friendly.
Open Lab - Teens get a chance to try new things by messing around with software
and equipment. Open Lab is your studio time.
http://www.clpgh.org/teens/events/programs/thelabs/

16. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 Skokie Public Library – Digital Media Lab
Library Tour – Digital Media Lab
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehbYgogSU38

17. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 the Maker Library Network
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2B-kBeVwHg

18. ALGUNS EXEMPLOS…
 Portefólio de Ideias - Make it@your library

19. EQUIPAMENTO
 Expresso Book Machine
EPL Makerspace - Espresso Book Machine (video). Apresentação
numa biblioteca publica.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Lnk1Q87fr0
Espresso Book Machine (Michigan State Library) (video, 3:36)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXr5mcGCxmk

20. EQUIPAMENTO
 Impressoras 3D
Empresa de Aveiro concebeu primeira impressora 3D
portuguesa.
http://videos.sapo.pt/czEFBZTMn5vB7ZMLKIoI
Public Libraries, 3D Printing, FabLabs and Hackerspaces (video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCXlJ36x-q0
Webinar: 3D Printing in Libraries (video, 46:33) - http://library-
maker-culture.weebly.com/webinar-3d-printing-in-libraries.html

21. EQUIPAMENTO
 Computadores
 Câmeras digitais
 SW de gravação e edição
 Material para “bricolage”

22. ORGANIZAÇÃO E GESTÃO DO SERVIÇO: algumas questões
“Políticas” de Utilização
Exemplo:
Park City Library: YouCreate Lab Policy
http://youcreate.parkcitylibrary.org/policies/
Formulários de Responsabilização
Exemplo:
Skokie Public Library: Youth Digital Media Lab Permission
form
http://www.skokielibrary.info/s_kids/kd_surf/DML/DML-
permission-form.pdf

23. ORGANIZAÇÃO E GESTÃO DO SERVIÇO: algumas questões
Equipamento
- Empréstimo de Equipamento?
- Avarias / Deterioração
- Equipamento perigoso?
- Posiibilidade de comer e beber no espaço?
Interações com utilizadores
- Should people be allowed to run commercial venture using
the tools?
- What do you do if someone is using the room all the time?
- How do you handle patrons who complain that their usage
should have priority?
- What do I do if a patron wants me to do their work for them?
Goodman, 2014

24. Paulo Leitão.
FCG. CIDHEUS, UÉ. FCSH, CHAM
pjleitao@gulbenkian.pt