Helping Students with their Engineering Projects

Talking with BlueStamp Students About Some of my Projects

BlueStamp Engineering is a summer program to get high school students doing real, hands-on engineering projects. I guest lectured twice at BlueStamp – once about the engineering projects that I’ve done and how they have affected my educational trajectory, and once about how the students could leverage open source hardware and software collaboration to get more out of their projects. In addition to providing short guest lectures, I spent some time working with the students on their inidividual projects – you can see some of them on BlueStamp’s website.

Read my Blog Posts about my Visits:

• 07/27/2011 – First BlueStamp Visit
• 08/03/2011 – Second BlueStamp Visit (w/ video)

Read BlueStamp Blog Posts from Students and Instructors about my Visits:

• 08/04/2011 – Dave Young, the instructor, on my second visit to BlueStamp
• 08/05/2011 - Iltimas D., a student, on the impact of my open hardware talk
• 09/21/2011 – Sam F., a student, on my entrepreneurial spirit