It was a natural fit for us to partner with The Children’s Creativity Museum, an interactive art and technology museum for kids located in downtown San Francisco, to run a portion of our City X Project workshop. We learned a few lessons, too.
read moreWe’ve got two extra one-day passes to Maker Faire, and we’re giving them away to one lucky winner!
read moreAs we bring 3D printers into elementary school classrooms for kids to explore new outlets for creativity and problem-solving, we like to think of ourselves as hands-on learners too, which is why we can’t wait for this event.
read moreDespite being international in scope, the City X Project, as an initiative of the nonprofit IDEAco, has roots in the Fox Cities region of northeast Wisconsin, and we’re very excited to share our project with the community.
read more3D Systems has become the Presenting Sponsor of the City X Project. As a leader in the 3D printing industry with a focus on accessible, easy-to-use technology, 3D Systems is a perfect pairing for our Project.
read moreThe Marshmallow Challenge is a fantastic hands-on team-building exercise, but it was distracting from our goals with the kids in our workshops. We now focus more on the story that we present to kids in our workshop, that of City X.
read moreThe team settled on the idea of a fictional “City X.” The story is that a colonization ship has just landed on Mars and the settlers have sent back a map. Now it’s the job of the kids in The Marshmallow Project workshops to help them solve the various problems they’re encountering on Mars.
read moreOur workshops are the first step in creating something called The Marshmallow Project, “an art and technology tour that uses 3D modeling and printing workshops to foster cultural exchange and enable kids around the world to co-create a shared vision of the future.”
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