We need new approaches to raise kids who can discover their potential and create value in the 21st century.
Our mission is to help educators taking the leap to establish the professional well-being of the next generation.
We believe that maker education is the key to this change.
Navigating today’s workplace, and society as a whole, requires us to make complex decisions, think outside the box and collaborate with others while using a plethora of hard and soft skills. When developing our course materials, our key goal was to equip educators with a core toolset to develop these skills. The competencies were selected based on the insights, findings and recommendations of leading organizations in the education space, including OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), the World Economic Forum and the European Digital Competence Framework (DigComp).
We’d love to share the insight we have gained in the past five years experimenting with it. Read Unleash the power of maker education: a guide for teachers. The English language ebook contains ten questions about getting started with maker education, all answered.
What people say
Olli-Jussi Rissanen, Teacher
Sammonlahti School, Finland
Þorbjörg St. Þorsteinsdóttir, Director
Mixtúra, Center for Creativity and Educational Technology for Reykjavik’s Department of Education and Youth
Lies Warlop, Head of Department of Visual Arts & Design Technology
Budapest British International School
Dr. Sayed Mahmoud, School Makerspace Leader
Al-Bayan Bilingual School, Kuwait