This workshop introduces faculty and instructors to practical tools and methods for building a virtual makerspace that complements classroom learning and physical labs. Who Should Attend? Instructors and staff who are interested in: Incorporating makerspace-style learning into their courses; Exploring low-cost, scalable digital tools to support hands-on learning; and Enhancing student collaboration and problem-solving through hybrid digital-physical approaches. (Workshop one of a two-part series)

Thursday, November 6, 2025, 1:00 PM – 2:15 PM

Evansdale Library G01 (Evansdale Campus)

• Overview of free and low-cost digital tools for design, simulation, and production.
• Demonstrations of a variety of accessible digital design, simulation, and virtual lab platforms, such as virtual and augmented reality welding.
• Discussion on how these tools bridge classroom concepts with real-world applications in makerspaces.

Please Register

Registration for in-person events is not required, though it does help us obtain an accurate head count. We will contact you in the event of inclement weather or a room change.

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