A mainstay in any makerspace, 3D printing makes learning tangible for students.  This dynamic tool helps primary and secondary students expand their technological literacy, sharpen their hands-on problem-solving skills, and explore their own creativity through trial and error.

3D printing integrates well into K-12 classrooms and libraries. This primer offers teachers, librarians, and curriculum leaders a simple starting point for understanding:

  • The 3D printing process in practice, from designing to production
  • Key factors for purchasing 3D printers and 3D printing supplies
  • How to incorporate 3D printing into a STEM or interdisciplinary curriculum

Author

Justin Morgan
Justin Morgan
IT Strategy Manager, Learning Technology Center
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For Instructional Coaches, Library and Media Specialists, Teachers
Grade Levels All Grades (K-12)

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