Fabrication. Fabrication in 5 easy steps: 1.Choosing vendors 2.Ordering materials 3.Fabricating materials 4.Packing materials 5.Shipping materials.

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Fabrication

Fabrication in 5 easy steps: 1.Choosing vendors 2.Ordering materials 3.Fabricating materials 4.Packing materials 5.Shipping materials

Fabrication Fabrication in 5 easy steps: 1.Choosing vendors 2.Ordering materials 3.Fabricating materials 4.Packing materials 5.Shipping materials C.O.F.P.S

Fabrication 1.Choosing Vendors Think about this early in process Small vendors can be tricky

Fabrication 2. Ordering Materials OVER ORDER! Include EVERYTHING > keep budget in mind here Economy of scale

Fabrication 3. Fabricating Materials Some activities require modifications Where you can be creative! Be sure to account for this in timeline

Fabrication 4. Packing Materials SPACE! Have all materials on-hand before packing begins

Fabrication 4. Packing Materials Packing team needs attention to detail

Fabrication 4. Packing Materials Mistakes will be made “Tweezers!!!”

Fabrication 5. Shipping Materials Choose delivery service Reserve a pick-up Communicate needs

Fabrication Time Lapse of fabrication 2014 NanoDays kit

NanoDays Evaluation Activity and Kit Development Peer review Scientist review Visitor and volunteer testing – TBI NanoDays Reports Your review Your use Summative evaluation Visitor impact Visitor reach Volunteer impact

NanoDays Evaluation

NanoDays Summative Evaluation

Tools and Resources NISE Net educational & NanoDays materials online Engaging the Public in Nano: Key Concepts Guide NISE Net Public Forums manual NISE Net Science Café guide NISE Net Nano exhibition guide Nanotechnology and Society Guide NISE Network TBI guide NanoDays & Programs Training Videos Archived Online Workshops NanoDays Planning Guide and promotional materials (annual) NanoDays training materials online

Additional Resources NISE Net NanoDays guide(Fall 2015) NISE Net Programs guide(Fall 2015) NanoDays Compendium (Fall 2015) DIY Nano Compendium (Fall 2015) Upcoming Kit: Building with Biology (2016) Upcoming Kit: SustinABLE kits (2016, 2017)

Questions & Discussion

Cynthia Needham, ICAN Productions This presentation is based on work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this presentation are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Foundation. Thank you!

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