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In lugnet.space, Joe Strout wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Paul B Hartzog wrote:
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> > well, I finished teaching my last Lego class for the University of Utah
> > recently. Got my Masters degree and a fellowship to U Mich, so me and the fam
> > and the lego are moving to Ann Arbor.
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> Can you expand on this? What is a LEGO class, and how does one convince a
> respectable university to let you teach one? Would you happen to have a
> syllabus or other course notes available?
You aren't the only one to ask :-)
Basically, many Universities have Youth Ed programs throughout the year and
particularly in summer. Kids like the brick, so those classes are pretty high
priority.
I lucked into the job because of the Lego Roadshow (it got me some local
notice).
I'll share my syllabi with anyone who emails me. The most important thing I did
for the older kids was a day in the library surfing all the important sites the
AFOL community has to maintain our brick addiction: lugnet, bricklink, etc.
If I do it again, I'm gonna do more followup with the students to get them to be
more active. I would've done it here in Utah but we don't have any events for
them to attend or LUG or anything :-(
-p
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