Michael Shiloh
Professor Of Practice Of Interactive Media at Teach Me To Make
United Arab Emirates
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Top SchoolMichael Shiloh is a hands-on educator and engineer blending 11+ years of academic practice with decades of embedded-systems, hardware, and open-source experience. As Professor of Practice of Interactive Media and longtime Arduino educator, he teaches people to prototype electrical, mechanical, and electronic contraptions that deliberately invite others to replicate them. His background spans device drivers, Linux, fabrication, welding, and mechatronics, and he co-founded MakingThings and Teach Me To Make to bridge industry tools with classroom practice. An advocate for the maker movement and low-volume manufacturing, he investigates how accessible fabrication reshapes why and how we build things. He is a prolific workshop leader and community builder—from the Exploratorium to international conferences—who emphasizes ethical resource use and sharing knowledge. Notably, his work intentionally privileges approachable construction so observers think, "I could make that," turning complex engineering into teachable, playful artifacts.
11 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
BSc, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, BSc, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at University of California, BerkeleyThe CrucibleSFSU
English, Hebrew, Arabic
Github Skills (31)
javascript10
robotics10
python10
jekyll10
command-line10
ide9
arduino9
arduino-ide9
pde6
react5
development-environment5
java5
samd215
redux4
mozilla4
Programming languages (8)
Github contributions (5)
michaelshiloh/IntroductionToInteractiveMedia
May 2020 - Feb 2023
Introduction to Interactive Media at New York University Abu Dhabi
Contributions:697 commits, 1 PR, 768 pushes in 2 years 8 months
new-york-universityjavascriptinteractive-mediayork-universityyork
michaelshiloh/resourcesForClasses
Jan 2017 - Jan 2023
Contributions:336 commits, 1 PR, 428 pushes in 6 years 1 month
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