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Midland\'s new maker place brings high-tech equipment to the publicMidland\'s new maker place brings high-tech equipment to the publicMidland\'s new maker place brings high-tech equipment to the public
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2020-07-03
Now that the manufacturer\'s premises in Midland are open, it will be difficult for technology enthusiasts and curious people to leave the library.
\"It\'s really a place where anyone in the community can come and explore what they\'re interested in,\" said Faith Roebuck Shergold, a community-involved company.
Coordinator of Midland Public Library
This could be a new height.
Shergold says they already know how to use tech devices like 3D printers, or they want to learn how to use devices like a recording studio.
\"We think this is a continuation of what the library has been doing in the past 150, and the library is using shared community resources to provide new ways of learning for the community,\" she said . \".
The second floor space adjacent to the adult series consists of three areas.
Manufacturer\'s lab contains hands
On equipment such as 3D printers, button manufacturers, sewing machines, desktop laser cutting machines, vinyl cutting machines and some manual tools.
Training is required for sensitive equipment and the user needs to book time.
The Media Lab has a green screen, two iMacs with Adobe creative cloud for recording music and editing photos.
An electronic keyboard and guitar were donated.
There is a microphone that can be used to record music, podcasts and commercials for small businesses.
There is also a computer and software that digitizes old photos and music in the old format, including vinyl and cassette tapes.
There are six computers in the collaboration space, and a large TV set can be used to see howto videos.
The space consists of several foldable tables and chairs that can be used for group teaching for up to 16 people.
The library offers a large number of robotics, electronics and building kits free of charge every day.
\"People have a variety of ways to explore their creativity, learn to be an engineer and learn to do what they are interested in,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
Workshops on several topics such as robotics, coding, science and engineering, handicrafts, 3D printing and media digitization will be available for adults and children.
\"But we really want to see what the community has to do with the space.
This is its vitality.
\"Faith antelope Shergold the same committee, community volunteers help develop manufacturers.
The group also includes members of the North Sinko Boys and Girls Club, the senior center for Askennonia and the employment services division of the YMCA.
The committee studied the Idea Laboratory and the library (iL&L)
Innisfield and Henry Burnick start-up centers at the University of Georgia Barry campus.
\"The scale of this project is very large for communities of this size,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
People who come to the second floor can check in to the staff with their library card and must sign the use agreement.
The library is located at 320 King Street.
For more information, call705-526-4216ext.
3305, please see the website of the midlandlibrary.
Com or email for Makerplace @ midlandlibrary. com.
Now that the manufacturer\'s premises in Midland are open, it will be difficult for technology enthusiasts and curious people to leave the library.
\"It\'s really a place where anyone in the community can come and explore what they\'re interested in,\" said Faith Roebuck Shergold, a community-involved company.
Coordinator of Midland Public Library
This could be a new height.
Shergold says they already know how to use tech devices like 3D printers, or they want to learn how to use devices like a recording studio.
\"We think this is a continuation of what the library has been doing in the past 150, and the library is using shared community resources to provide new ways of learning for the community,\" she said . \".
The second floor space adjacent to the adult series consists of three areas.
Manufacturer\'s lab contains hands
On equipment such as 3D printers, button manufacturers, sewing machines, desktop laser cutting machines, vinyl cutting machines and some manual tools.
Training is required for sensitive equipment and the user needs to book time.
The Media Lab has a green screen, two iMacs with Adobe creative cloud for recording music and editing photos.
An electronic keyboard and guitar were donated.
There is a microphone that can be used to record music, podcasts and commercials for small businesses.
There is also a computer and software that digitizes old photos and music in the old format, including vinyl and cassette tapes.
There are six computers in the collaboration space, and a large TV set can be used to see howto videos.
The space consists of several foldable tables and chairs that can be used for group teaching for up to 16 people.
The library offers a large number of robotics, electronics and building kits free of charge every day.
\"People have a variety of ways to explore their creativity, learn to be an engineer and learn to do what they are interested in,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
Workshops on several topics such as robotics, coding, science and engineering, handicrafts, 3D printing and media digitization will be available for adults and children.
\"But we really want to see what the community has to do with the space.
This is its vitality.
\"Faith antelope Shergold the same committee, community volunteers help develop manufacturers.
The group also includes members of the North Sinko Boys and Girls Club, the senior center for Askennonia and the employment services division of the YMCA.
The committee studied the Idea Laboratory and the library (iL&L)
Innisfield and Henry Burnick start-up centers at the University of Georgia Barry campus.
\"The scale of this project is very large for communities of this size,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
People who come to the second floor can check in to the staff with their library card and must sign the use agreement.
The library is located at 320 King Street.
For more information, call705-526-4216ext.
3305, please see the website of the midlandlibrary.
Com or email for Makerplace @ midlandlibrary. com.
Now that the manufacturer\'s premises in Midland are open, it will be difficult for technology enthusiasts and curious people to leave the library.
\"It\'s really a place where anyone in the community can come and explore what they\'re interested in,\" said Faith Roebuck Shergold, a community-involved company.
Coordinator of Midland Public Library
This could be a new height.
Shergold says they already know how to use tech devices like 3D printers, or they want to learn how to use devices like a recording studio.
\"We think this is a continuation of what the library has been doing in the past 150, and the library is using shared community resources to provide new ways of learning for the community,\" she said . \".
The second floor space adjacent to the adult series consists of three areas.
Manufacturer\'s lab contains hands
On equipment such as 3D printers, button manufacturers, sewing machines, desktop laser cutting machines, vinyl cutting machines and some manual tools.
Training is required for sensitive equipment and the user needs to book time.
The Media Lab has a green screen, two iMacs with Adobe creative cloud for recording music and editing photos.
An electronic keyboard and guitar were donated.
There is a microphone that can be used to record music, podcasts and commercials for small businesses.
There is also a computer and software that digitizes old photos and music in the old format, including vinyl and cassette tapes.
There are six computers in the collaboration space, and a large TV set can be used to see howto videos.
The space consists of several foldable tables and chairs that can be used for group teaching for up to 16 people.
The library offers a large number of robotics, electronics and building kits free of charge every day.
\"People have a variety of ways to explore their creativity, learn to be an engineer and learn to do what they are interested in,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
Workshops on several topics such as robotics, coding, science and engineering, handicrafts, 3D printing and media digitization will be available for adults and children.
\"But we really want to see what the community has to do with the space.
This is its vitality.
\"Faith antelope Shergold the same committee, community volunteers help develop manufacturers.
The group also includes members of the North Sinko Boys and Girls Club, the senior center for Askennonia and the employment services division of the YMCA.
The committee studied the Idea Laboratory and the library (iL&L)
Innisfield and Henry Burnick start-up centers at the University of Georgia Barry campus.
\"The scale of this project is very large for communities of this size,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
People who come to the second floor can check in to the staff with their library card and must sign the use agreement.
The library is located at 320 King Street.
For more information, call705-526-4216ext.
3305, please see the website of the midlandlibrary.
Com or email for Makerplace @ midlandlibrary. com.
\"It\'s really a place where anyone in the community can come and explore what they\'re interested in,\" said Faith Roebuck Shergold, a community-involved company.
Coordinator of Midland Public Library
This could be a new height.
Shergold says they already know how to use tech devices like 3D printers, or they want to learn how to use devices like a recording studio.
\"We think this is a continuation of what the library has been doing in the past 150, and the library is using shared community resources to provide new ways of learning for the community,\" she said . \".
The second floor space adjacent to the adult series consists of three areas.
Manufacturer\'s lab contains hands
On equipment such as 3D printers, button manufacturers, sewing machines, desktop laser cutting machines, vinyl cutting machines and some manual tools.
Training is required for sensitive equipment and the user needs to book time.
The Media Lab has a green screen, two iMacs with Adobe creative cloud for recording music and editing photos.
An electronic keyboard and guitar were donated.
There is a microphone that can be used to record music, podcasts and commercials for small businesses.
There is also a computer and software that digitizes old photos and music in the old format, including vinyl and cassette tapes.
There are six computers in the collaboration space, and a large TV set can be used to see howto videos.
The space consists of several foldable tables and chairs that can be used for group teaching for up to 16 people.
The library offers a large number of robotics, electronics and building kits free of charge every day.
\"People have a variety of ways to explore their creativity, learn to be an engineer and learn to do what they are interested in,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
Workshops on several topics such as robotics, coding, science and engineering, handicrafts, 3D printing and media digitization will be available for adults and children.
\"But we really want to see what the community has to do with the space.
This is its vitality.
\"Faith antelope Shergold the same committee, community volunteers help develop manufacturers.
The group also includes members of the North Sinko Boys and Girls Club, the senior center for Askennonia and the employment services division of the YMCA.
The committee studied the Idea Laboratory and the library (iL&L)
Innisfield and Henry Burnick start-up centers at the University of Georgia Barry campus.
\"The scale of this project is very large for communities of this size,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
People who come to the second floor can check in to the staff with their library card and must sign the use agreement.
The library is located at 320 King Street.
For more information, call705-526-4216ext.
3305, please see the website of the midlandlibrary.
Com or email for Makerplace @ midlandlibrary. com.
Now that the manufacturer\'s premises in Midland are open, it will be difficult for technology enthusiasts and curious people to leave the library.
\"It\'s really a place where anyone in the community can come and explore what they\'re interested in,\" said Faith Roebuck Shergold, a community-involved company.
Coordinator of Midland Public Library
This could be a new height.
Shergold says they already know how to use tech devices like 3D printers, or they want to learn how to use devices like a recording studio.
\"We think this is a continuation of what the library has been doing in the past 150, and the library is using shared community resources to provide new ways of learning for the community,\" she said . \".
The second floor space adjacent to the adult series consists of three areas.
Manufacturer\'s lab contains hands
On equipment such as 3D printers, button manufacturers, sewing machines, desktop laser cutting machines, vinyl cutting machines and some manual tools.
Training is required for sensitive equipment and the user needs to book time.
The Media Lab has a green screen, two iMacs with Adobe creative cloud for recording music and editing photos.
An electronic keyboard and guitar were donated.
There is a microphone that can be used to record music, podcasts and commercials for small businesses.
There is also a computer and software that digitizes old photos and music in the old format, including vinyl and cassette tapes.
There are six computers in the collaboration space, and a large TV set can be used to see howto videos.
The space consists of several foldable tables and chairs that can be used for group teaching for up to 16 people.
The library offers a large number of robotics, electronics and building kits free of charge every day.
\"People have a variety of ways to explore their creativity, learn to be an engineer and learn to do what they are interested in,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
Workshops on several topics such as robotics, coding, science and engineering, handicrafts, 3D printing and media digitization will be available for adults and children.
\"But we really want to see what the community has to do with the space.
This is its vitality.
\"Faith antelope Shergold the same committee, community volunteers help develop manufacturers.
The group also includes members of the North Sinko Boys and Girls Club, the senior center for Askennonia and the employment services division of the YMCA.
The committee studied the Idea Laboratory and the library (iL&L)
Innisfield and Henry Burnick start-up centers at the University of Georgia Barry campus.
\"The scale of this project is very large for communities of this size,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
People who come to the second floor can check in to the staff with their library card and must sign the use agreement.
The library is located at 320 King Street.
For more information, call705-526-4216ext.
3305, please see the website of the midlandlibrary.
Com or email for Makerplace @ midlandlibrary. com.
Now that the manufacturer\'s premises in Midland are open, it will be difficult for technology enthusiasts and curious people to leave the library.
\"It\'s really a place where anyone in the community can come and explore what they\'re interested in,\" said Faith Roebuck Shergold, a community-involved company.
Coordinator of Midland Public Library
This could be a new height.
Shergold says they already know how to use tech devices like 3D printers, or they want to learn how to use devices like a recording studio.
\"We think this is a continuation of what the library has been doing in the past 150, and the library is using shared community resources to provide new ways of learning for the community,\" she said . \".
The second floor space adjacent to the adult series consists of three areas.
Manufacturer\'s lab contains hands
On equipment such as 3D printers, button manufacturers, sewing machines, desktop laser cutting machines, vinyl cutting machines and some manual tools.
Training is required for sensitive equipment and the user needs to book time.
The Media Lab has a green screen, two iMacs with Adobe creative cloud for recording music and editing photos.
An electronic keyboard and guitar were donated.
There is a microphone that can be used to record music, podcasts and commercials for small businesses.
There is also a computer and software that digitizes old photos and music in the old format, including vinyl and cassette tapes.
There are six computers in the collaboration space, and a large TV set can be used to see howto videos.
The space consists of several foldable tables and chairs that can be used for group teaching for up to 16 people.
The library offers a large number of robotics, electronics and building kits free of charge every day.
\"People have a variety of ways to explore their creativity, learn to be an engineer and learn to do what they are interested in,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
Workshops on several topics such as robotics, coding, science and engineering, handicrafts, 3D printing and media digitization will be available for adults and children.
\"But we really want to see what the community has to do with the space.
This is its vitality.
\"Faith antelope Shergold the same committee, community volunteers help develop manufacturers.
The group also includes members of the North Sinko Boys and Girls Club, the senior center for Askennonia and the employment services division of the YMCA.
The committee studied the Idea Laboratory and the library (iL&L)
Innisfield and Henry Burnick start-up centers at the University of Georgia Barry campus.
\"The scale of this project is very large for communities of this size,\" said Roebuck Shergold . \".
People who come to the second floor can check in to the staff with their library card and must sign the use agreement.
The library is located at 320 King Street.
For more information, call705-526-4216ext.
3305, please see the website of the midlandlibrary.
Com or email for Makerplace @ midlandlibrary. com.
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