And turn knowledge into action. Where hands-on learning provides opportunities to make, create, play, test, and learn.
As you design your maker space environment, think about how it will function, how it supports student learning outcomes, and how it will make students feel. To get started: Download the maker space planning guide.
Maker spaces have become a popular trend in education, providing students with hands-on learning opportunities and a chance to turn their knowledge into action. As you design your own maker space, it's important to stay up-to-date with the latest trends.
Maker spaces have revolutionized education by providing students with a place where they can turn their ideas into meaningful creations. These spaces not only allow for hands-on learning experiences but also foster creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
Click through classroom ideas below or visit our image gallery of learning spaces designed to promote comfort, configurability, mobility, and accessibility in a variety of classroom environments.
Maker spaces offer students the opportunity to transform knowledge into action through hands-on learning. As you design your own maker space, it's important to consider how it will function, support student learning outcomes, and create a positive environment. To help you get started, download the maker space planning guide and explore the helpful links to classroom design trends. Flexible furniture is crucial for flexible learning, and our virtual classrooms showcase various seating options and collaborative work surfaces. Whether you're interested in technology-infused classrooms, robotics centers, or learning commons, there are furniture solutions available to match your maker space's purpose. Remember, classroom design matters, and by creating inviting, innovative, and accessible learning spaces, you can inspire creativity, problem-solving skills, and unique ideas among your students. So, don't hesitate to explore different classroom setup ideas and engage further in designing your own maker space.
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