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Thanks to HackAcademy.org （骇客开放创新中心）for supporting us with their recommendations and connections. 

感谢HackAcademy.org（骇客开放创新中心）作为服务于全球创客的开放创新非盈利机构，对SZOIL此次创客西游活动的组织策划与联络安排。

 

 

 

 

 

简介

 

 

 

 

HackAcademy.org 骇客开放创新中心是一个为推动开放创新创作学习的国际组织，是隶属于2002年注册在美国【注册号501(c)3】的SchoolFactory学派工坊的非盈利机构。

The School Factory学派工坊已经为全世界超过50个机构提供财政赞助和操作上的支持。这些机构都是运行创新创作学习的空间和项目。

骇客开放创新中心立足于改善现今被动接受考核的现状，积极引导独立思考、解决问题的能力来支持未来的创新社会。

骇客开放创新中心支持全世界的开放创新空间来创造点对点的、自发组织的学习型团体；这样的开放空间学生即是老师，来负责他们自己的学习环境。同我们全球合作伙伴一起，我们支持我们的参与者一起驾驭他们的想象力、创造力，同时学习团队合作、企业家精神以及科技。

 

骇客开放创新中心的目标是：

 

a) 促进创新创作型支持创客与空间的交流；

c) 支持已有的以及新的创客创新空间；

d) 计划、发展、组织、传递工作坊学习；

e) 创造一个新的课程体系基于知识共享许可的内容、和开源软件、以及开源硬件。

此外，这个中心可以筹集和分配资金来直接支持全球同骇客开放创新中心目标一致的机构和个人，发展一个系统来管理它的活动，创作和集中内容满足当地需求。

 

 

Mitch Altman是一名在旧金山的hacker和发明家，是美国著名的TV-B-Gone的发明者，TV-B-Gone是一个能在公共场所关闭任何电视的遥控钥匙串。他还是3ware的联合创始人，3ware是90年代后期硅谷一家成功的初创公司。他曾为MAKE Magazin（《Make杂志》）及其他杂志作出贡献，并为“Maker Pro”写了一章节，“Maker Pro”是一本关于如何通过自己喜爱的项目谋生。在过去的几年里，Mitch经常发表演讲，并领导组织世界各地的工作坊，教会人们如何用微控制器做出很酷的东西和教大家如何焊接。不论他去到哪里，他都积极推广和宣传创客空间及开源硬件。他是Noisebridge的联合创始人之一，也是Cornfield Electronics总裁兼CEO。

 

 

 

Ricky Ng-Adam也是新车间技术社区的创始人之一（ xinchejian.com ）， 新车间技术社区自成立四年以来，拥有数百名付费会员，举办了数百场技术演讲及工作坊，吸引了数百个硬件项目和许多来自世界各地的参观者。作为SONIA Robotics大学生俱乐部（sonia.etsmtl.ca）前3年的的创始人及领导者，自1999年成立以来，参与了2000-2014年间的每一场比赛，并在2011年打败了世界最顶尖大学的学生获得冠军。在谷歌工作4年（3年在Mountain View，1年在上海）作为软件测试工程师，他发起并领导许多内部技术讨论。他还为上海各种各样的初创公司提供商务、活动、和医疗保健咨询，同时还尝试构建结合ARM和FPGA的一个新的机器人平台（Lophilo）的软件堆栈。

 

 

 

 

Cheryl Loh是HackAcademy.org位于上海的联合创始人。她从小开始学习绘画，播放音乐和信息技术。毕业于皇家墨尔本理工大学交互媒体，视觉交流，工商管理，市场营销和广告学专业，并拥有超过10年在柬埔寨、中国、越南和新加坡的工作和生活经历，曾任国际品牌总监级别职位。

 作为在年轻活力和劳动力的天赋能力的坚定信仰者，Cheryl对适应工作环境和专业技能指导项目以适应她曾工作和生活的不同国家特别有热情。在过去3年，她曾为教育和医疗保健相关的亚洲和中国数字化初创公司提供咨询。

 

 

 

 

 

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Introduction

HackAcademy.org is an international group promoting learning-through-making. It is a program of SchoolFactory.org, a USA 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in 2002.

 

The School Factory provides fiscal sponsorship and operational support for about 50 organizations around the world that operate spaces and programs that transform learning, with a focus on creativity, constructivism, and project-based learning.

 

HackAcademy’s hypothesis is that the current testing driven approach to education is unsuitable to creating the independent-minded, problem-solving workforce necessary to support the innovative society of tomorrow.

 

HackAcademy.org supports hackerspaces around the world and open source systems to create peer-to-peer, self-organized learning groups; where the students are also teachers in charge of their own learning environment. With our international partners, we help participants harness their imagination and creativity and learn about teamwork, entrepreneurship, and technology.

 

 

HackAcademy.org objectives are:

• Promote learning-through-making”;

• Support hackers-in-residence exchanges financially and logistically;

• Support new and existing Hackerspaces;

• Plan, develop, organize and deliver workshops;

• Create a new learning curriculum based on creative commons licensed content, OpenSource software and OpenHardware material.

 

In furtherance of the above objectives, the organization may raise and distribute funds to support directly organizations and individuals internationally that support the objectives of HackAcademy.org, develop systems to manage its activities, create and localize content to local markets.

MITCH ALTMAN, CHAIRMAN

Mitch Altman is a San Francisco ­based hacker andinventor, best known for inventing and selling TV-­B-­Gone remote controls, akeychain that turns off TVs in public places. He was also co­-founder of 3ware,a successful Silicon Valley startup in the late 1990s, and did pioneering workin Virtual Reality in the mid­-1980s. He has contributed to MAKE Magazine andother magazines, and wrote a chapter for “Maker Pro”, a book about making a living from projects one loves. For the pastseveral years Mitch has been giving talks, and leading workshops around theworld, teaching people to make cool things with microcontrollers and teachingeveryone to solder. He promotes hackerspaces and open source hardware whereverhe goes. He is a co-­founder of Noisebridge hackerspace, and is President andCEO of Cornfield Electronics.

 

 

RICKY NG-ADAM, FOUNDER

Ricky Ng-­Adam is also co-­founder of XinCheJian techcommunity (xinchejian.com) that in its fouryears of existence has seen hundreds of paying members, hundreds of techtalksand workshops, hundreds of hardware projects and visitors from all over theworld since its creation. Founder and leader for the first 3 years of the SONIARobotics university student club (sonia.etsmtl.ca) that has since itsfoundation in 1999 participated in every competition from 2000 to 2014, winning1st position in 2011 against some of the most prestigious universities in theworld. Worked at Google 4 years (3 years in Mountain View and 1 year inShanghai) as a Software Engineer in Test where he initiated and led manyinternal technical discussions on the subject of testing in addition to co­foundingthe 20% Task Force (which attempted to use Google engineers 20% timeeffectively). He also consulted for a wide variety of startups in Shanghai incommerce, events and healthcare in addition to attempting building the softwarestack for a new robotics platform (Lophilo) combining ARM and FPGA. 

 

CHERYL LOH, CO-FOUNDER

Cheryl Loh is co­founder of HackAcademy.org and based inShanghai. She started painting, playing music and learning about informationtechnology from a young age. She graduated from the Royal Melbourne Instituteof Technology in interactive media, visual communications, business management,marketing and advertising specialties and has over 10 years of working andliving experience in Cambodia, China, Vietnam and Singapore where she workedwith international brands at director level.

 

Being a firm believer in empowerment of youth andworkforce talent, Cheryl was especially passionate in adapting work recruitmentand professional skills mentoring programs to suit the different countries sheworked and lived in. She has consulted for education and healthcare relateddigital startups in Southeast Asia and China in the past 3 years. 

 

More information

www.hackacademy.org

 

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