As the needs and opportunities surrounding 3D printing grow, colleges and universities find innovative ways to leverage — and fund — the technology.

But 3D printing is not simply a catalyst that improves the lives of fortunate children and young adults in the education system.

Brown is a high school STEM Teacher at Warren Tech, part of Lakewood High School. He's taught pre-engineering and additive manufacturing for 17 years, so 3D printing is in his wheelhouse.

Teachers can then provide feedback in-person, by email, or on a learning platform. By enabling distanced learning, 3D printing technology can help expand access to all students to ensure equitable ...

Is 3D printing helping students learn, or just creating hype for companies that donate technology?

Earlier this year, the building's DeLaMare Science and Engineering Library became one of the first academic libraries in the United States to provide 3D scanning and printing to all students and ...

The PolyDye system installed on an Elegoo Neptune 2 printer. (Credit: Teaching Tech, YouTube) Being able to 3D print FDM objects in more than one color is a feature that is rapidly rising in ...

3D printing is a technology that’s forecast to change the world. Already several fortune 500 companies – such as Siemens, General Electric, and Boeing – have invested in it.