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Jessica Hammer

May 6, 2016 Aly Soto

Educator, Game Designer

Faculty member of Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center

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    Catch Up!

    • The Finale May 8, 2016
    • ETC Spring Showcase April 29, 2016
    • The Workshop April 29, 2016

    Learner’s Archetype Model

    Testimonial

    So what I value about these is that there is no right way because when we talk about ‘making’, its really about personal choices and expression and exploration. So I think that having these recommendations about ‘How can you get to different goals depending on what your hope is for them?’ I think that’s an exciting attribute of them.

    Rebecca Grabman Makeshop Manager at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh

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