Bigshot Testimonials
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"Bigshot has the potential to make engineering tangible, exciting, and applicable for young people from all walks of life."
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Charles Best, Founder and CEO
DonorsChoose.org
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"The bigshot project is a wonderful example of science and engineering education through experiential hands-on learning. I want one myself!"
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Saul Griffith, Inventor
Founder of Instructables, Make, Makani
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"In modern society, we use technology without understanding it. I love that
Nayar and his team have built such sophisticated and advanced technology into this
camera and yet made it so accessible and transparent. The project also
connects people from such diverse cultures and backgrounds, so there’s a wonderful
social studies piece as well. It’s a great educational tool."
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Lisbeth Uribe, Senior Science Teacher
The School at Columbia
New York, USA
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"Bigshot helped me make use of the science I learned in school."
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Hong Linh (14), Student
Nguyen An Ninh Secondary School
Vung Tau City, Vietnam
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"I thought
the camera was really, really cool, especially the three lenses, but it was even cooler to help build it. I could tell everyone I had made a camera."
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Eveangelista Muheto (10), Student
The School at Columbia
New York, USA
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"I am incredibly excited about this tool for the educational exploration
opportunities. The presentation of your documentation is worthy of an award
and has already spawned several lesson ideas. Toss into the mix an interactive
kid-magnet camera with a outlet to share images and ideas - this could
become a movement."
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Pippin Wallace, School Teacher
Bozeman, USA
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"I would love to use these to teach children in rural areas across the
midwest about the joy of photography, art, and sharing."
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James Dewhirst, Photographer
Santa Barbara, USA
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"It was very easy to build and
dismantle the camera so that I could learn and discover the camera's structure
and how all its components work together. And it was easy to use the camera too."
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Doan Phuong Anh (14), Student
Nguyen An Ninh Secondary School
Vung Tau City, Vietnam
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"I tried to open up an old digital camera to show how a
camera works, to my son. It was a pain to keep all those tiny springs and
bearings in place.. Hope I will get to buy one of the Bigshot camera kits soon."
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Laji Thomas, Parent/Gaurdian
Chicago, USA
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