What’s “Making” in the Maker Space +?

The Maker Space + is a collaborative environment. Located on the first floor of Jewett Hall, it used to explore the intersections between technology, art, and culture and serves as a hub for creativity by providing campus access to specialized tools, technologies, and resources. There are three spaces that make up the Maker space+ – The Makers Space, the VR Lab, and the Digital Storytelling Lab

Faculty Collaborations in the Maker Space +

  • 3D models of brains for Neuroscience
  • Bluetooth speaker project with an Anthropology class
  • 3D printing of objects in Art History
  • Laser cutting material and props for Theater & Dance
  • Virtual (VR) tours of Florence for Digital and Computational Studies
  • Podcast with Latin American Studies
  • Film/video with Francophone Studies
Making technology "low-tech" - students building blue tooth speakers as a project in an Anthropology Course.

Contact David Israel ([email protected]) if you wish to explore doing a project with your class this semester or next and visit make.bowdoin.edu


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