3D Printing and e-NABLE in STEM Education, Jen Owen (e-NABLE) and Samantha Gleisten (Bit Space) @3duniverseOrgWelcomesYou
3D Printing and e-NABLE in STEM Education, Jen Owen (e-NABLE) and Samantha Gleisten (Bit Space)  @3duniverseOrgWelcomesYou
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This recording is a segment from 3D Printing in the Workplace and STEM Education, a webinar hosted by 3D Universe, Bit Space, Ultimaker, and the e-NABLE Volunteer Community on Saturday, April 25, 2020.

In this session, During this presentation, led by e-NABLE co-founder Jen Owen and Director of Learner Experience at Bit Space, Samantha Gleisten, participants will learn how they can use the e-NABLE project to teach their students that they themselves have the power to change people's lives by using their ideas and imaginations to solve real-world problems with 3D printing and rapid prototyping technology.

Jen and Sam will share other ways in which educators can get their students involved in their local communities and use 3D printing to make a difference.

To see other videos from this webinar series, visit: tinyurl.com/3du-webinar-recordings

For details about these sessions, including presenter slides, relevant links, etc, please visit: tinyurl.com/3du-webinar
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