TLC Studios
About
TLC Studios is the Dedham creative space of the Reynolds Center for Teaching, Learning and Creativity, a nonprofit founded in 2011 by twin brothers Peter H. Reynolds, the best-selling author and illustrator, and Paul Reynolds, CEO of FableVision Studios. The studio is meant as a place for teachers to recharge creatively and for students and families to “Create Bravely,” and it is planned to include green-screen video and podcasting studios, presentation space, animation and AR/VR resources and a makerspace.
The Reynolds Center blends media, storytelling and technology to build creativity, confidence and empathy in learners of all ages. Its first major project, funded by the National Science Foundation, produced Fabmaker Studio, an affordable 3D engineering tool for children. The center also stewards International Dot Day, a global celebration of creativity inspired by Peter Reynolds’ book The Dot, which has drawn tens of millions of participants in more than 190 countries.
What to Know
- More than 65,000 students and educators have taken part in the center’s workshops.
- A year-long Create Bravely toolkit is available for teachers and librarians.
- Reynolds’ books are used in classrooms worldwide in more than 25 languages.
- Educators can sign up for a free Dot Day guide.
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