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Ultimaker Education

We’re committed to helping educators integrate 3D printing into their K-12 classrooms, college courses, makerspaces, and libraries.

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Meet the Pioneers<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Lizabeth Arum Ultimaker</small>
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Meet the PioneersWritten by • Lizabeth Arum Ultimaker

From Kindergarten teachers to college professors, from Hawaii to Massachusetts, the Ultimaker Pionee... Read more

Feel the Action: Learn about how a college is changing lives in ways we can touch!<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Melissa Roe College of the Dessert</small>

Feel the Action: Learn about how a college is changing lives in ways we can touch!Written by • Melissa Roe College of the Dessert

Melissa Roe who has been blind since birth, graduated from College of the Desert and is currently an... Read more

How the tools we use influence the designs we make<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Michael Delaney Avenues: The World School</small>

How the tools we use influence the designs we makeWritten by • Michael Delaney Avenues: The World School

Michael Delaney, a student at Avenues in NYC, writes about his iterative process of integrating elec... Read more

Bringing 3D printing to the Metropolitan Museum of Art<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Matt Griffin and Liz Arum </small>

Bringing 3D printing to the Metropolitan Museum of ArtWritten by • Matt Griffin and Liz Arum

Part of the mission of Ultimaker North America's Community team is to help educators get up and runn... Read more

3D printing as part of the Smithsonian Learning Lab<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Christopher Sweeney CHAD</small>

3D printing as part of the Smithsonian Learning LabWritten by • Christopher Sweeney CHAD

Pioneer Christopher Sweeney shares the work he did with 3D printing and the Smithsonian Learning Lab... Read more

Harvard calculus courses use 3D printed models to engage students<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Stepan Paul Harvard University</small>

Harvard calculus courses use 3D printed models to engage studentsWritten by • Stepan Paul Harvard University

What is the best way to teach concepts like surface area and volume relating to mathematical objects... Read more

3D Design in Mathematica: Tea Light Holders<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Christopher Hanusa Queens College, CUNY</small>

3D Design in Mathematica: Tea Light HoldersWritten by • Christopher Hanusa Queens College, CUNY

Let me share the story of two tea light holders I created that were featured during the Construct3D... Read more

Code your 3D designs with Tinkercad’s new Codeblocks app<small class="copy-meta">Written by &bull; Rob Morrill St. Matthew's Episcopal Day School</small>

Code your 3D designs with Tinkercad’s new Codeblocks appWritten by • Rob Morrill St. Matthew's Episcopal Day School

Tinkercad released Codeblocks last June, and now that it's out of beta, Pioneer Pioneer Rob Morrill... Read more

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