Ellyssa Kroski is Director of Information Technology at the New York Law Institute, as well as an award winning editor and author. She is a librarian, an adjunct faculty member at Drexel and San Jose State Universities, and an international conference speaker. Her professional portfolio is located at www.ellyssakroski.com.

• PART I: Creating the Library Makerspace1. How to Start a Library Makerspace – Cherie Bronkar2. Pedagogy & Prototyping in Library Makerspaces – Laura Costello, Meredith Powers, and Dana Haugh3. Encouraging a Diverse Maker Culture – Amy Vecchione, Deana Brown, Gregory Brasier, and Ann Delaney4. Safety and Guidelines in the Library Makerspace – Kevin DeleckiPART 2: Makerspace Materials, Tools, and Technologies5. A Librarian’s Guide to 3D Printing – Bohyun Kim6. Raspberry Pi for Librarians – Stephen M. Tafoya7. Arduino for Librarians – Jonathan M. Smith8. Lilypad, Adafruit, and More: Wearable Electronics for Libraries – Megan Egbert9. Google Cardboard for Librarians – Tom Bruno10. Legos in the Library – Megan Lotts11. Little Bits, MaKey MaKey and Chibitronics, and More: Circuitry Projects for Libraries – Wendy Harrop12. CNC in the Library with Cutting and Milling Machines – Rob Dumas13. Robotics in Libraries – Antonia Krupicka-Smith14. Drones in the Library – Chad Mairn and Kristi Seferi15. Library Hackerspace Programs – Chad ClarkPART 3: Looking Ahead16. Mobile Makerspaces – Kim Martin, Mary Compton, and Ryan Hunt17. Sustainability: Keeping the Library Makerspace Alive – Sharona Ginsberg18. The Future of Library Makerspaces – Eric Johnson

The Maker Space Librarian’s Sourcebook is interesting, informative and fun – a worthy addition to the Facet catalogue. Ellyssa Kroski introduces the text as a ‘one-stop handbook [that] will inspire readers’ and it is successful in achieving this.

Ellyssa Kroski is Director of Information Technology at the New York Law Institute, as well as an award winning editor and author. She is a librarian, an adjunct faculty member at Drexel and San Jose State Universities, and an international conference speaker. Her professional portfolio is located at www.ellyssakroski.com.

• PART I: Creating the Library Makerspace1. How to Start a Library Makerspace – Cherie Bronkar2. Pedagogy & Prototyping in Library Makerspaces – Laura Costello, Meredith Powers, and Dana Haugh3. Encouraging a Diverse Maker Culture – Amy Vecchione, Deana Brown, Gregory Brasier, and Ann Delaney4. Safety and Guidelines in the Library Makerspace – Kevin DeleckiPART 2: Makerspace Materials, Tools, and Technologies5. A Librarian’s Guide to 3D Printing – Bohyun Kim6. Raspberry Pi for Librarians – Stephen M. Tafoya7. Arduino for Librarians – Jonathan M. Smith8. Lilypad, Adafruit, and More: Wearable Electronics for Libraries – Megan Egbert9. Google Cardboard for Librarians – Tom Bruno10. Legos in the Library – Megan Lotts11. Little Bits, MaKey MaKey and Chibitronics, and More: Circuitry Projects for Libraries – Wendy Harrop12. CNC in the Library with Cutting and Milling Machines – Rob Dumas13. Robotics in Libraries – Antonia Krupicka-Smith14. Drones in the Library – Chad Mairn and Kristi Seferi15. Library Hackerspace Programs – Chad ClarkPART 3: Looking Ahead16. Mobile Makerspaces – Kim Martin, Mary Compton, and Ryan Hunt17. Sustainability: Keeping the Library Makerspace Alive – Sharona Ginsberg18. The Future of Library Makerspaces – Eric Johnson

The Maker Space Librarian’s Sourcebook is interesting, informative and fun – a worthy addition to the Facet catalogue. Ellyssa Kroski introduces the text as a ‘one-stop handbook [that] will inspire readers’ and it is successful in achieving this.

Ellyssa Kroski is Director of Information Technology at the New York Law Institute, as well as an award winning editor and author. She is a librarian, an adjunct faculty member at Drexel and San Jose State Universities, and an international conference speaker. Her professional portfolio is located at www.ellyssakroski.com.

• PART I: Creating the Library Makerspace1. How to Start a Library Makerspace – Cherie Bronkar2. Pedagogy & Prototyping in Library Makerspaces – Laura Costello, Meredith Powers, and Dana Haugh3. Encouraging a Diverse Maker Culture – Amy Vecchione, Deana Brown, Gregory Brasier, and Ann Delaney4. Safety and Guidelines in the Library Makerspace – Kevin DeleckiPART 2: Makerspace Materials, Tools, and Technologies5. A Librarian’s Guide to 3D Printing – Bohyun Kim6. Raspberry Pi for Librarians – Stephen M. Tafoya7. Arduino for Librarians – Jonathan M. Smith8. Lilypad, Adafruit, and More: Wearable Electronics for Libraries – Megan Egbert9. Google Cardboard for Librarians – Tom Bruno10. Legos in the Library – Megan Lotts11. Little Bits, MaKey MaKey and Chibitronics, and More: Circuitry Projects for Libraries – Wendy Harrop12. CNC in the Library with Cutting and Milling Machines – Rob Dumas13. Robotics in Libraries – Antonia Krupicka-Smith14. Drones in the Library – Chad Mairn and Kristi Seferi15. Library Hackerspace Programs – Chad ClarkPART 3: Looking Ahead16. Mobile Makerspaces – Kim Martin, Mary Compton, and Ryan Hunt17. Sustainability: Keeping the Library Makerspace Alive – Sharona Ginsberg18. The Future of Library Makerspaces – Eric Johnson

The Maker Space Librarian’s Sourcebook is interesting, informative and fun – a worthy addition to the Facet catalogue. Ellyssa Kroski introduces the text as a ‘one-stop handbook [that] will inspire readers’ and it is successful in achieving this.