Maker Projects
Inspiration and teacher tools for creating your own Maker projects for K-12 academic classes.
Create Maker Projects
In a Maker classroom, we empower our students to learn and create by helping them follow an open-ended design process. A design process can also be a powerful tool for teachers creating Maker projects - it's a reliable way to create and recreate projects that:
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our instructables
Check out our K-12 Maker projects on Instructables.com! Our Instructables work is supported by an education grant from Autodesk. |
Teacher PD
Get info and sign up for our Maker tool training and project design workshops for K-12 teachers and any adult Makers.
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Events
We were at the MakerEd Convening at the awesome Children's Museum of Pittsburgh! Slides from 10/12 presentation Materials from 10/13 Ignite talk |
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For decades before the dawn of the Maker movement, the Edgerton Center has been a home for Makers: collaborative, playful, experiential learners who believe everyone should have access to the tools for building a better world. We began by supporting MIT students as they came together and learned how to build the things they love. Over the years, we've grown to support local community members, international schools, and STEAM education organizations looking for access to tools, activities, and collaborators.
With the modern Maker movement sweeping the educational landscape, we invite K-12 educators to join our community of Makers. This website is here to provide a useful resource for K-12 educators setting up, operating and enjoying Makerspaces.
With the modern Maker movement sweeping the educational landscape, we invite K-12 educators to join our community of Makers. This website is here to provide a useful resource for K-12 educators setting up, operating and enjoying Makerspaces.