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Without a doubt, 3D printing, STEM education and project-based learning are three aspects of our inventing curriculum that we tout when we’re meeting with educators who are interested in upping the innovative options around their schools. But, in addition to helping institutions implement those aspects into their coursework through our curriculum, we’re actually able to help them add new technologies in a much more literal way, too.

Just yesterday, we delivered two 3D printers to Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. School administrators were looking for a way to provide their students with greater access to advancing technologies. So, we were excited to help them ramp up their tools for hands-on learning with equipment that we had a hand in developing!

We’ve also been intimately involved in assisting The Kiski School in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, with creating their on-campus makerspace. The school, which was one of the first to adopt our Inventionland®Education curriculum, is getting ready to kick off their second semester of the coursework and we’re making sure that they’re ready for everything their young inventors can create!

After a visit to Inventionland, one of our other big curriculum supporters from the Montour School District recently invited us to tour through his makerspace-in-progress! Together, we’re working to create a place for their young innovators that is definitely future ready!

Whether it’s inventing curriculum that your school craves, technologies that your programs need or innovative makerspaces that your students will love, our design team can create it all.

Check back soon for more details on this and other Inventionland®Education news!