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Showing posts with label news. Show all posts

Tech DIY at CHI 2008 conference in Florence!

I did poster presentation about the project in Working-In-Progress section at CHI 2008 conference.
Download : extented abstract version of Tech DIY paper

And Leah Buechley who made Lily Pad - wearable computing kit and I had a lunch after her great presentation at CHI on Tuesday.

Meet Tech D.I.Y. project at the Maker Faire 2008!

I will participate the Maker Faire 2008 with Tech D.I.Y. project in May 3th & 4th.
I will bring over 50 kits and 100 instruction booklets for the Faire.
Wish me good luck!

See me at Maker Faire!

Christmas Tree and Super IPod at Instructables.com


Christmas Tree and Super IPod were selected featured items at Instructables.com (November 24, 2007)

Start to conduct user testing


I conducted the first user testing with one mother and her lovely daughter on 21 November 2007 in her apartment where is located in upper west side of Manhattan.
They made the Moonlit Flower and it took almost 3 hours to make it. That's 3 times longer than I expected. However, it was very enjoy to make together.

On Sunday, November 25th, 2007, I will conduct the second user testing with 5 moms and their children at New York University. If you want to join the user testing or workshop, please give me a email sun.techdiy@gmail.com with your name and children's age.

TechTrack Interview!

E14: TechDIY for Mother and Daughter

TechDIY helps mothers teach their daughthers about electronics. Ji Sun Lee made Tech DIY as her theis project at ITP. Her young daughter is back in Korea with her husband while she is finishing up her studies in NYC. Her daughter and her experience in New York at ITP inspired her to make a set of Do It Yourself (DIY) projects that mothers can do with their daugthers to teach them about electronics in fun and positive ways.

As Ji Sun told TechTrek "like many other women, I was not initially interested in learning about electronics. However, I knew the enjoyment of making things. So I developed the Tech DIY to encourage women to learn about technology with their daughters in ways that are simple and fun, but have solid engineering lessons behind them."

News: Survey at Maker Faire 2007 in Austin, TX

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Thank you for participating survey at Maker Faire 2007!!!
I will keep in tough with you guys.
Enjoy to making Moonlit Flower with your child and don't forget to give feedback for me.
If you give me feedback, I will send the Secret Tree kit or version up Moonlit Flower kit by mail. :-O

If you want to involve TechDIY project as a member to test the project, please give me a email. sun.techdiy@gmail.com I will send you updated information and the kit continuously.