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In Pittsburgh, kids might join the growing MakerMovement or pick up some engineering skills while making robots. The MOOC is nonsequential, so anyone can join at any time. Join kids and adults in Mozilla’s Maker Party (July 15th to September 15th). At Maker Parties, people learn, make things, and have lots of fun.
In Pittsburgh, kids might join the growing MakerMovement or pick up some engineering skills while making robots. The MOOC is nonsequential, so anyone can join at any time. Join kids and adults in Mozilla’s Maker Party (July 15th to September 15th). At Maker Parties, people learn, make things, and have lots of fun.
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