The GSE Makery provides equipment and support for the Graduate School of Education community to improve lives through hands-on learning.
We challenge students to think deeply about how and what they learn when creating with tangible and digital tools.
We create opportunities for faculty to extend students’ knowledge through hands-on lessons.
We empower all GSE community members to learn to make their ideas tangible and design tools for learning.
Along the way we explore what is possible in a makerspace, within the context of the premier Stanford Graduate School of Education.
Join us in some fun and games this summer! We'll show you a bunch of ways to make your own fun. You can do the challenges on your own, or tune in for some support and good company.
Student Mitch "Heymitch" Stevens (LDT '20) is passionate about helping students design a better life. So he launched The Interesting Project, a 42 day challenge to do "something you’ve always wanted to do but never done." You can do it too! Get curious. Talk to people. Try things. Check it out!
With roughly 1/3 of the world sheltering in place, young children are often spending far more time than usual in front of computers. But it is still very important for them to be interacting physically with their environment. GSE student Mathieu Penot (LDT '20) is busy providing short online lessons for kids that get them making things, using materials found at home!
The Makery is located on the first floor of the
Center for Educational Research at Stanford (CERAS) at
Room 102, 520 Galvez Mall, Stanford, CA.
The GSE Makery is currently closed to visitors, due to the shelter-in-place order. We have limited in-person services available in support of Stanford courses. For our online events, see the calendar below.
