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.

KS4 D&T Lead Becky Ball shares her journey through PrintLab’s 3D printing microcredentials and how they’ve transformed her teaching.

Technology/STEAM teacher, Ron Nober, guides students through an exciting Mars exploration project using Tinkercad and 3D printing.

Talented 8th grader Violet Carson shares her 3D design portfolio with the PrintLab community.

Maker Educator, José Antonio, shares his story of facilitating students through the process of designing 3D printed splints and orthoses.

Students from Orangewood Christian School used the Micro:bit, Tinkercad, and 3D printing to create Bluetooth switch access devices for people with disabilities.