Opportunities for everyone, no experience required
We empower all GSE community members to learn to make their ideas tangible and engage in designing for learning.
We create opportunities for faculty to extend students’ knowledge and understanding through hands-on lessons.
We challenge students to think deeply about how and what they learn when creating with tangible and digital tools.
Along the way we explore what is possible in a makerspace, within the context of a premier Stanford Graduate School of Education.
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Aaron Ragsdale (left), manager of the GSE Makery, with Kenneth Fernandez, MA '19, in the woodshop.
Two laser cutters (foreground) are affectionately named Montessori and Freire after the renowned educational theorists.
Andy Jiang, a master's student in the GSE's Learning, Design and Technology program, and Taylor Hendrickson, a senior majoring in English, work with an electronic circuit-building kit.
One of the Makery's two 3D printers
Another 3D printer in the studio
A laser-cut Tyrannosaurus rex menaces a vinyl cutter (left) and a 3D printer.
Eileen Rivera, MA '18, works in the woodshop.
Caitlin Go, a master's student in computer science, and Kenneth Fernandez, a master's student in the GSE's Learning, Design and Technology program, work together in the studio.
A laser-cutting project in progress
