The latest Design Spotlight explores KIBO, a modular 3D printed tactile art board designed to make creative expression more accessible for children who are visually impaired.

How one teacher manages dozens of student projects, multiple iterations, and high-volume 3D printing during the Make:able Assistive Technology Challenge.

See how Moorpark High School blends PrintLab skills courses with hands-on 3D design and printing projects.

The first feature in our Design Spotlight series explores Team Creovate’s modular 3D printed assistive arm device and the key design lessons from their design process.

UK Design and Technology teacher Ed Chambers shares his approach to developing 3D CAD and 3D printing skills with students – from Year 7 to A-Level.

Discover how middle school students build 3D printing skills – from simple nameplates to assistive technology for real end users.

See how a team of elementary students took home the top award in a program open to all grade levels.

Occupational therapist and educator Julien Oudin shares how he introduced PrintLab’s assistive, 3D printed ‘Tap’ switch to students at the OT school in Nevers, France.