Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes I would. The content in the book, which basically covers the influences of the start to the maker movement and it’s comparison to manufacturing during the industrial revolution, is great. The author has a lot of insight into the ideology and operations of a maker/open movement. A must for anyone starting a makerspace.
What other book might you compare Makers to and why?
iWoz is similar in that Steve Wozniak was a huge influence in the early homebrew movement which parallels the maker movement of today.
What do you think the narrator could have done better?
Try some inflection. The narrator is very monotonous and doesn’t seem to be as excited about the content as the author reflects in his writing.
Any additional comments?
Get the author or someone in the maker movement to narrate this book.