Teach Student Skills They Will Need For The Future

Collaboration – Working in groups to conceptualize, design and prepare models in 3D strengthens collaboration skills.

Communication – 3D printing allows students to develop communication skills by working in teams to overcome milestones in the development of their 3D project.

Critical Thinking – Empower students to develop their problem solving skills by taking them through the refinement process of prototyping a 3D design in a hands-on learning approach.

Creativity – Allow students to be creative and develop their ideas then bring them to life using the Dremel 3D printer.

Educators can access 20 unique Lesson Plans for Dremel DigiLab 3D printers, based on educational projects, aligned to educational standards (Common Core, NGSS, TEKS) and real-life tested by curriculum experts.

Teachers can take an ISTE aligned, Professional Development (PD) course for Dremel DigiLab 3D printers which provides teachers with 4 hours of PD credit towards their continuing education.  Course content includes how to operate the 3D printer, software and lesson plan pedagogy.

Since 2016, the design of the Dremel DigiLab next generation of 3D printers has been the result of direct collaboration with educators.  This collaboration has resulted in arguably the most reliable, easy to use and well supported 3D printer for the education market.  These work-horse machines are becoming the standard in K-12.  

In addition to the outstanding performance of Dremel DigiLab 3D printers, educators can expect:

1. Cloud software for Chromebooks and iPads

2. Cloud admin portal to manage printer access for multiple students

3.  Easy network setup inside a school’s firewall

4.  Fully enclosed mechanism to improve print quality and help prevent prying fingers from touching the hot extruder (reaches +400° F)

5.  Super quiet operation

6.  UL Certified, 3rd party testing for safety and performance