Ultimaker taking further steps to support Educators
Ultimaker has always been dedicated to empowering its users. It's no secret that Ultimaker has also been very supportive of the application of 3D printing in an educational ecosystem.
Given their desire to see Ultimakers used to further empower the great minds of tomorrow, Ultimaker has just released the Ultimaker Core Lessons: STEAM Set.
This package will include eight free lessons for STEAM focused educators based on the recommendations and feedback from the North American educators and partners.
The hope is for all new Ultimaker educators to get ideas and prepare onboarding experiences for themselves as well as their students by joining a plethora of 3D printing projects, resources and even educational stories already published to the Ultimaker Pioneer Education pages.
For more information on the Core Lessons: STEAM Set click here or go to Ultimaker's official blog post.
This Ultimaker Core Lessons: STEAM Set has been published under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, and is available for immediate distribution and classroom use for educators across North America.
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