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The document provides details of the conference program and itinerary for FABLEARN Constructionism conference hosted by Columbia University Teachers College from October 6-12, 2023 in New York. The itinerary includes visits to major landmarks and museums in New York City each day such as Times Square, Empire State Building, Central Park Zoo, Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as presentations and workshops at the conference.

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NYC Program

The document provides details of the conference program and itinerary for FABLEARN Constructionism conference hosted by Columbia University Teachers College from October 6-12, 2023 in New York. The itinerary includes visits to major landmarks and museums in New York City each day such as Times Square, Empire State Building, Central Park Zoo, Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as presentations and workshops at the conference.

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FABLEARN

CONSTRUCTIONISM
NEW YORK 2023

October 6-12, 2023


Hosted by Columbia University Teachers College
INTRODUCTION
Who Are We?
We are Hisar Idealab the FabLab (Fabrication Laboratory) of Hisar
School, in Istanbul. Our aim is to guide and support all students in our
high school in developing projects in different fields of STEAM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Maths). Our team is open to all
students who want to improve their knowledge on a variety of topics
ranging from business and programming to mechanics and
electronics, learn how to work as a team, and experience all aspects of
creating a new project.

Our Mission
We aim to create an innovative culture and a stem-oriented
productive generation to create an equal platform for men and women
in STEM. We try to advance the appreciation and respect for all
sciences and engineering. Our mission is to become an open-sourced
educational resource for everyone interested in STEM and to inspire
the new generation to take part in research and development projects.
We promote the participation of students in all sciences areas by peer
mentoring and the internalization of inclusivity.

Our Vision
As the Hisar Idealab, our aim is to inspire students to choose STEM-
orientated paths. Our motto in the lab is "make, fail, learn, repeat.". We
try to provide environments where all students can easily access
educational resources and can improve their knowledge upon their
interests. We hope to reach people who want to be involved in STEM,
regardless of age and gender with our kit.
LEMON Robotics Kit
What is Lemon?
Lemon is a robotics education kit that allows beginners to improve
their knowledge of mechanics, electronics, 3D design, and
programming while building 3 subsequent biomimetic robots.

It helps develop students' understanding of robotics and computer sciences


while guiding their discovery of the procedure of making a robot. It serves
as an introductory kit, focusing on each step's specific aspect of modeling.
Our proposed educational kit Lemon aims to teach all beginners in robotics
how to design by getting inspired by nature, assembling and programming
robots, using a laser cutter, a Raspberry Pi Pico, servos, and thonny.

As a team, we work regularly, knowing the value of our time, by meeting


during the day to complete these projects after school with full participation
in the lessons.In order to balance our academic intensity with our project
intensity, we often manage to stay in touch at school and online regularly.

It enables learners to engage with all the aforementioned concepts while


enhancing their computational and design thinking skills.

The kit consists of 3 models. In each stage, new and advanced abilities are
added to the model resulting in the acquirement of new knowledge by the
learner regarding mechanics, electronics, design, and/or programming. The
learners get to experience using new systems and abilities by testing them
in each subsequent model and in each stage, a new robot that resembles a
more advanced organism in the animal kingdom is built by the learner.
Blooming Flower
Automata
This study provides the documentation and
methodology necessary for designing,
testing, and manufacturing advanced
automata using widely available materials
while utilizing design engineering principles.
The automata have no electrical pieces such
as motors or sensors, focusing on simple
machines, specifically gears and levers to
automate the mechanical sculpture.
A modified Engineering Design Process (EDP) is created to cater to high school students
and utilize CAD environments for high-fidelity prototyping [9], as well as compensate
for the problems in estimating engineering quantities without experience [3]. On that
branch, the curricula for gear theory and fundamental law/s are adapted to the high
school level for users with rudimentary to no grasp of mechanics as a proper
understanding of gear theory is necessary. A laser cutter is used for the quick
prototyping of the automata, however, the design can be manufactured by hand with
plywood or MDF and easily accessible tools such as hand saws and wood files. Making
bevel gears is challenging and timely without a machine like a CNC because of their
conical-shaped teeth. To compensate for this, cage and peg gears are used.
Additionally, the gears are developed for the sculpture using gear theory to achieve peg
gear trains with nonparallel axes of rotation. The real-life constraints of mechanical
design engineering are dealt with by utilizing the mod. EDP and gear theory in the
following study.

Confrence Program
Gezi Programı
1. Gün
6 Ekim
11:20 - New York’a iniş

12:40 - Otele giriş


13:30-14:30 - Yemek (Chick-fil-A)

15:00 - 17:30
Amerikan Doğa
Tarihi Müzesi
1.Gün
6 Ekim
17:50 - 18:30
Times Square

18:30 - 19:30
Empire State
Binasında 102.
kattan gün
batımı izlemek.

19:30 - 20:30
Akşam Yemeği
(Los Tacos No.1)

20:30 Gün Sonu


Otele Dönüş
2.Gün
7 Ekim
6:15 - Uyanış
6:30 - Kahvaltı
7:00 - Otelden Çıkış

8:00-15:15 Conference
11:45-12:15
Young Maker Poster Madness
(Ceren Dolu)

14:15-15:15
Paper Presentations
2.Gün
7 Ekim
16:00-17:00 Escape The Room
17:15-18:00 Akşam Yemeği
Five Guys

18:15-20:15 SUMMIT One


Vanderbilt

20:30 Gün Sonu


Otele Dönüş
3.Gün
8 Ekim
6:00 - Uyanış
6:30 - Kahvaltı
7:00 - Otelden Çıkış
8:30-10:20 Workshop

11:00-13:30
Central Park Zoo

13:50-14:30 - Artichoke
Basille’s Pizza
3.Gün
8 Ekim
15:00-17:00
The Metropolitan
Museum of Art

17:30-18:30
Madame Tussauds
Müzesi

19:00-21:00
Delmonico’s
(Restaurant)

Gün Sonu
Otele Dönüş
4.Gün
9 Ekim
6:00 - Uyanış
6:30 - Kahvaltı
7:00 - Otelden Çıkış
8:30-10:20 Workshop
10:20-12:40 Paper Presentations

13:10-14:10
Gordon Ramsay Fish
& Chips

14:10-18:00
Shopping

18:30-20:00
Hard Rock Cafe
Gün sonu
Otele dönüş
5.Gün
10 Ekim
6:00 - Uyanış
6:30 - Kahvaltı
7:00 - Otelden Çıkış
7:00-10:15 Yale yolu
10:15-12:15 Yale gezme
12:15-13:00 Yemek
13:00-16:00 Princeton yolu
16:00-18:00 Princeton Gezme
18:00-18:45 Yemek
18:45-20:15 Otel Yolu
20:30 Gün Sonu
6.Gün
11 Ekim
9:00 - Uyanış
9:30 - Kahvaltı
11:00 - Otelden Çıkış
12:00-15:00 Museum of Modern Art

15:10-15:30 Yemek Hot Dog

15:40-16:00 Lego Store


6.Gün
11 Ekim

16:30-17:30 Magnolia Bakery

20:00-? Michael Jackson Musical

Gün sonu
Otele dönüş
7.Gün
12 Ekim
9:00 - Uyanış
9:30 - Kahvaltı
11:00 - Otelden Çıkış
12:00-15:00 Times Square

15:10-15:30 NYC Public Library


15:45-17:00 Chick Fil A Yemek
17:00-18:00 Otele Dönüş
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