Maker Economy Quiz
Explore the Maker Economy
Test your knowledge on the vibrant and innovative Maker Economy! This quiz dives into the principles, contributions, and future challenges of a movement that celebrates creativity and community.
Join us and discover:
- The founders of the movement
- How you can participate
- The influence of technology
What best describes the maker economy?
An economy where its people build their own things and support each other
An economy that only builds digital technologies
An economy that makes people be creative only
An economy where its people can make anything, but keep their skills and knowledge for themselves
What is the contribution of the maker economy to our society?
Helps into the exposure of small businesses
Promotes the sale of locally made products
Encourages the circulation of money within a neighbourhood
All of the above
What is the effect of the maker economy on the people within it?
It makes people in-active
Promotes social engagement
Creates conflict in the workplace
Increases their environmental impacts
10. Who is credited with starting the Maker Movement?
Bill O’Reilly
Matt Somersby
Lebron James
Dale Dougherty
What influenced the Maker Economy?
Industrial and technological movement
Stalin
The 1969 presidential election
Australian immigration in 1970’s
How does the Maker economy operate?
By building a community, idea sharing, and creativity
Through a dictatorship system
By following a strict business plan and strategy
How can one contribute to the Maker economy?
Get a masters degree first, then you can start to make and create
Create something that you are interested and/or passionate about
Read Stalin's monologue
What companies operate within the maker economy?
Formlabs (3D printers)
Open Works
Arduino
Unreal Engine (3d modeling)
STEAMLabs
All of the above
What factors can influence the growth of the Maker Economy?
Increased mass manufacturing
Platform providers offering new market accelerators
Large companies supporting the Maker ecosystem
Shifting away from experience based learning
Both a and d
Both b and c
What are possible issues in the future of the Maker Economy?
IP infringements
Increasing social isolation
Technology developing faster than ethical frameworks
Increasing gap between manufacturers and users
Both a and c
Both d and c
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