An anecdotal writing about the practice and use of makerspaces in an effort to revitalize and continue Indigenous Knowledge and culture. I particularly liked that the anecdote includes ancient culture and blends with the adaptation of digital tools.
An anecdotal writing about the practice and use of makerspaces in an effort to revitalize and continue Indigenous Knowledge and culture. I particularly liked that the anecdote includes ancient culture and blends with the adaptation of digital tools.
Hi Kyle,
Thanks for sharing, I found this resource a few years ago. It is a digital file of Cree syllabic. This is a way that a makerspace could be utilized for Indigenous languages, and cultures. Here is more information about this here. https://3dprint.com/277405/3d-printed-syllabics-kit-to-help-teach-indiginous-cree-language/
I believe that there would also be opportunities to look at other Indigenous languages to develop similar resources.