At Maker Camp, Kids Stay Home And Attend Online With Google+
July 18, 2012An online summer camp by MAKE Magazine sounds like a blast – especially the Coke and Mentos part – but the social aspect still rings a little hollow.
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An online summer camp by MAKE Magazine sounds like a blast – especially the Coke and Mentos part – but the social aspect still rings a little hollow.
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