Steph Piper

@sjpiper145
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She/her, Author of Skill Seeker, Creative Technologist and maker of electronics kits. Founder of the Skill Trees project, passionate about Makerspaces. Australian 🇦🇺 http://makerqueen.com.au
Websitehttp://makerqueen.com.au
Shophttp://makerqueenau.etsy.com
Show threadSteph PiperDec 15

Thanks for taking a look! Available on Booktopia with discount code SKSE15 for 30% off!
https://www.booktopia.com.au/skill-seeker-steph-piper/book/9781680458725.html

Or Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/skill-seeker-steph-piper/1147592564?ean=9781680458725

Or MakerShed: https://www.makershed.com/collections/make-books-print/products/make-skill-seeker-young-maker-edition-print

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Project here: https://github.com/sjpiper145/MakerSkillTree
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Steph PiperDec 15

My new book, Skill Seeker: Young Maker Edition is now available! Huge thanks to the range of beta testers and Make Magazine for making this project come to life.

Looking for holiday activities to learn maker skills? This book is the perfect Christmas gift for young learners, and they can show off their progression with video game inspired dashboards, skill trees and activities. See more of the book below!

Steph PiperDec 2
I don't know why it's taken me so long, but I've finally got a library card. It's been so good to get through non-fiction reads without the pressure of feeling like I need to finish it - I can just return it and have a great time picking something new. Visiting your library as a monthly habit, highly recommend!
Steph PiperNov 8

Huge thanks to the talented folks who contributed to the Skill Trees Project this month, with topics including Speedcubing, Single Board Computing (Raspberry Pi), Microcontroller (STM32, Facial Expressions and Tone of Voice Skill Trees.

These are templates that act like a video game skill tree, but for real life skills. Just colour in the boxes to show your progress, identify skill gaps and get inspired to learn new things. We're now up to 70 skill areas covered!!

https://github.com/sjpiper145/MakerSkillTree/