Making in School

Cohort Member

The Island School has been running a Maker Space under the auspices of Dr. Lou Lahana for several years. Known as the Techbrarian, Dr. Lahana's curriculum focuses on social awareness and activism.

Lou Lahana

with support from Suany Ramos

Why did you choose a career in education?

To help bridge our country's educational divide and inspire urban youth.

What hobbies or other interests have your brought to your classroom? 

Music creation, film-making, Arduino, metal-smithing, and social activism.

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How do you plan on bringing Making to your students this year?

Social Action products to raise awareness or help solve real-world problems, research social issues and create solutions using a variety of Maker tools and materials.

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