3D Printing Through Grade Levels

Discover how 3D printing can support student learning from elementary through high school and beyond. This webinar explores age-appropriate applications, curriculum integration strategies, and key considerations for successful implementation of 3D printing at every grade level. Learn how MakerBot’s tools and resources help educators build STEM skills, foster creativity, and bring design thinking into the classroom.

Dottie Stewart is a seasoned educator and thought leader with over 30 years of experience in transforming how students engage with learning. As a former classroom teacher, Dottie specialized in integrating emerging technologies and innovative teaching strategies to create dynamic, real-world learning experiences. Her expertise spans STEM education, curriculum design, and fostering 21st-century skills like creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration. Recognized with awards for excellence in teaching and technology integration, Dottie has consistently been at the forefront of education innovation. Currently serving as Vice President of Global Education Strategy at UltiMaker, Dottie leverages her extensive knowledge to empower educators worldwide with tools and resources that prepare students for future careers. Her work includes developing design thinking frameworks, aligning curricula with evolving workforce demands, and driving initiatives that bridge the gap between academia and industry.

Andrea Zermeño is a seasoned leader in educational technology and 3D printing, serving as Manager of MakerBot Education within UltiMaker. With over a decade of experience in collaborating with educators, she designs and promotes tools and learning ecosystems tailored for K–12 classrooms.