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Programme Overview
Our maker programmes focus on creating physical objects and devices with digital tools and technologies. We have offered a wide range of programmess to schools, which we can implement on-premise or via remote learning platforms.
Learn how smart components can be adapted in diorama homes
• How to make use of upcycled materials around the household
• How to program the BBC micro:bit using the Makecode programming environment
• How to 3D design in Tinkercad to create 3D printed items in homes, such as furniture
• How to weave with mini loom kit, that can be decorated as rugs
• How to incorporate lights and sounds in your Smart Home
My Smart Home
Upper Primary
Lower Secondary
16H Duration
Create puzzle pieces in teams and assemble them into a project
• How to 3D model puzzle piece designs on Tinkercad
• Build team bonding within organisations and schools
3D Printing Puzzle Piece
School Cohort
Corporate Training
3H Duration
Assistive Living Devices
Apply the design-thinking framework to create devices to help the elderly or physically-challenged with their daily lives
• Understand that Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is the most widely used method of 3D printing, and this technology is used in the 3D pens and printers in this course
• Understand how rapid prototyping can be achieved using 3D printers
• Recognise the main components of a 3D pen and a desktop 3D printer, and use these tools in a safe and responsible manner
• Have a basic knowledge of different 3D modeling techniques and be able to create, move, manipulate and edit objects in Tinkercad, a free, web-based CAD program
• Understand how design considerations can impact the success of a 3D print and apply these considerations to maximise the efficiency and accuracy of their own 3D prints
Upper Primary
Lower Secondary
Upper Secondary
Post Secondary
9H Duration
Creating Objects with 3D Pens
Corporate training or team-building programmes, and school art or post-exam programs with 3D pens
• Use a 3D pen to practice the basic principles of how a 3D printer functions
• Practice basic layering techniques with a 3D pen
• Explore the physical properties of common 3D printer filaments such as PLA (Polylactic Acid) and PCL
(Polycaprolactone)
• Create simple 3D objects by sketching onto pre-defined templates
Lower Secondary
Upper Secondary
Post Secondary
Corporate Training
3H Duration
Code Your Rocket
Apply design thinking to create a personalised rocket via 3D printing
• Understand how 3D Design can help support and improve the lives of people
• Search for 3D Designs that have been created using resources such as Thingiverse
• Navigate a 3D workplane and perform basic camera movements in a basic Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
environment such as Tinkercad
• Perform transformations of basic geometric shapes such as cubes, cylinders, and cones
• Practice navigating a block-based programming interface such as Scratch or Makecode
• Observe how changing basic parameters such as numbers might affect the output of a program
Upper Primary
Lower Secondary
Upper Secondary
12H Duration
Post Secondary
Corporate Training
16H Duration
Introduction to 3D Design & Printing
Understand the design-thinking process of translating your ideas into objects
• Understand that there is a process to translate ideas into objects called the design-thinking process
• Learn about the basic functions and features of Tinkercad, a free, cloud-based online 3D modeling platform
• Practice using a 3D printer and identify its basic features