Todd Chrisley and his family are getting ready for Savannah and Chase to go to college on USA's 'Chrisley Knows Best'-- let's just say they wouldn't be the Chrisleys if it wasn't hilarious. By Char Little, EnStars on Jun 10, 2015 08:31 AM EDT.
The Maker Movement. With the launch of MAKE Magazine in 2005, Dougherty and his team provided the catalyst for a tech-influenced DIY community that has come to be identified as the Maker Movement.
Makerspaces--also sometimes called hackerspaces--can be any area where people gather to make and create. These spaces often include 3D printers, but do not necessarily have to. In makerspaces, people share supplies, skills, and ideas, and often work together on projects. Makerspaces grew out of maker culture--a group of people dedicated to craftsmanship and creation. Makerism focuses on DIY projects, and makers value creation by individuals or small groups rather than bulk production. In general, makerism is also a culture of creation over consumption.