makerspace

Noun

Meaning

makerspace (plural makerspaces)

A hackerspace where people develop electronic hardware or other physical objects.

Examples

A makerspace gives them access to tools and equipment that may be too expensive or impractical to have at home, as well as a spacious work area and place to store their projects. Source: Internet

Build With Robots is housed in CNM Ingenuity's FUSE Makerspace, located in the heart of the Innovation District in downtown Albuquerque. Source: Internet

Kamran is pushing for more “makerspace” programming that makes use of equipment and space to develop skills and foster community interaction. Source: Internet

Tiffany Olson, a fifth grader in the Brandon-Evansville School District, helps Lexie Lamm, a student in the 3-4 School, with the mask she made in the Three Little Pigs makerspace at the Douglas County Library. Source: Internet

“I think Luther could be poised to be a leader in this type of teaching and learning process if we incorporate the makerspace model into the way that we teach here at Luther,” Lantz said. Source: Internet

One side would be the community workshop, or “makerspace,” where community members would have access to a variety of tools and machines, including a section designated to woodworking. Source: Internet

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