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Our mission is to provide all members of the Carleton community opportunities to engage in hands-on, experiential learning in a broadly interdisciplinary and collaborative space. We invite everyone to use the tools, resources, and trainings we provide to nurture their creativity, explore new ways of thinking, and create sustainable, empathetic solutions to challenges at all scales. | Our mission is to provide all members of the Carleton community opportunities to engage in hands-on, experiential learning in a broadly interdisciplinary and collaborative space. We invite everyone to use the tools, resources, and trainings we provide to nurture their creativity, explore new ways of thinking, and create sustainable, empathetic solutions to challenges at all scales. | ||
Hope you can stop by and make sure to follow the [https://www.instagram.com/makerspace MakerSpace Instagram] page to see what we are up-to and to stay updated on upcoming events! | '''Hope you can stop''' by and make sure to '''follow the [https://www.instagram.com/makerspace MakerSpace Instagram] page''' to see what we are up-to and to stay updated on upcoming events! | ||
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Revision as of 20:26, 24 February 2025
This is the knowledge base for the Class of 1969 MakerSpace and Instrument Shop. You can find information about all the tools available in our spaces, as well as project ideas and tutorials.
Our mission is to provide all members of the Carleton community opportunities to engage in hands-on, experiential learning in a broadly interdisciplinary and collaborative space. We invite everyone to use the tools, resources, and trainings we provide to nurture their creativity, explore new ways of thinking, and create sustainable, empathetic solutions to challenges at all scales.
Hope you can stop by and make sure to follow the MakerSpace Instagram page to see what we are up-to and to stay updated on upcoming events!
In PROJECTS TUTORIALS you can see creations from other students, find tutorials, and so much more.
Use THIS FORM to submit a project to our Gallery! .
Spaces On Campus
The Makerspace is located in the basement of Anderson Hall.
