MaKey-MaKey

MaKey-MaKey is an electronic device that turns everyday conductive items in to computer inputs.

Watch the video for examples and inspiration.

The EDhub has 18 MaKey-MaKey kits. These come with the control panel, USB connector, and alligator clips.

You can pair the MaKey-MaKey with materials that are conductive. Some of the featured projects below work best with simple materials such as aluminum foil, pencils, play-doh, or copper tape.

How do I earn a MaKey-MaKey Micro-Credential?

Pass a test a build a working circuit. The resources below can help prepare you for both tasks. Your circuit must include the MaKey-MaKey. You may pair it with a physical item you create, or with code that you write in Scratch, MakeCode Arcade, or other software.

The test will be scheduled through the library or your classroom teacher.

Step 1

Set Up the MaKey-MaKey

Wire a MaKey-MaKey. Use this step-by-step guide if you are studying independently.

Step 2

Connect the MaKey-MaKey to Scratch

Create a Scratch Account.

Then, use this step-by-step guide to set up a coding project that is controlled by the MaKey-MaKey

Step 3

Modify a Project of your Choice

Search from dozens of how-to guides from MaKey-MaKey to modify a project of your choice.