Students working collaboratively in Makerspace (Photos provided)
By Ryan Clark
NKyTribune Contributor
Gigi Watson and Skylar Dolan knew immediately what their favorite parts were after touring the NKY Makerspace campus in Burlington.
It was the music and recording room.
“I loved making music,” 9-year-old Gigi said. “It was so cool.”
“Putting everything together to create a noise I thought was fun,” 9-year-old Skylar agreed.
They’re not alone. In fact, the NKY Makerspace has been, by all accounts, a massive hit. After all, the space is reserved for the innovators, for the ones who will decide just how our future will look. There are rooms of computer screens, and 3D printers. There are rooms with hammers and nails and lumber. You may see a room with a robot, or some crazy wiring or the beginnings of what may be the next great technological idea.
And of…
