Transform STEM Education with 3D Printing Hands-On Training for Educators
Why Choose JellyBOX Professional Development?
Many schools have 3D printers, but they often remain underutilized due to a lack of confidence and knowledge.
JellyBOX PD gives teachers the confidence and skills to build, operate, and maintain 3D printers, while easily incorporating them into classroom lessons.
Educators will be equipped to lead after-school programs and summer camps, transforming their schools into centers of STEM creativity and innovation.
What’s Included?
Choose between a hands-on JellyBOX DIY Kit (2 days) or an assembled JellyBOX (1 day) class.
Educators will learn how to calibrate and maintain the 3D printer, ensuring it’s always ready for classroom use.
Each program includes a comprehensive crash course in 3D slicing and printing, along with essential 3D modeling skills, empowering teachers to confidently guide students through the full 3D printing process.
Flexible Learning Options
Proudly Made in the USA with Local Support and Spare Parts
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JellyBOX Awards
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Make Magazine:
Best for Schools 2017
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Make Magazine:
Best for Schools 2019
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Maker Faires
Editor's Choice Awards
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JMU TechNite:
Innovation in Emerging businesses 2017
Our customers say
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Alexander Beth, Technology teacher. The Linden School, Canada.
We bought our first Jellybox 5 years ago when we opened our new makerspace at The Linden School in Toronto.
Despite daily use, our first printer is still going strong: small adjustments are easy to make myself, and so I’m not waiting for service calls.
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Tom Meeks, 3D technology educator, Philips 3D Labs, Virginia
We were among the first owners of Jellybox 2D printers. While most 3D printers outlive their usefulness after just a few years, that is not true of the Jellybox printer. In fact, even after years of service, each Jellybox printer continues to actively contribute to our educational mission of teaching 3D printing to at-risk young people year after year.
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Kate Shepard, Tech. Tr. Specialist, J. Dean Elem. School, Virginia
I built our JellyBOX in 2016 and since then was heavily used all the time from Kindergarten through 4th grade across all content areas.
JellyBOX is the best 3D printer I have ever worked with. It is intuitive and the prints are the highest quality. I’ve conducted side-by-side comparisons with other popular 3D printers and their quality does not even come close to what JellyBOX can produce.
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Mike Oakley, Technical Account Manager, Autodesk, Inc.
I have had the luxury of using many 3D printers ranging in price from $1000 to $250,000. I have not seen print quality like it produces from $5000 printers and some even higher. The printer is well designed, engineered, and is mostly put together with zip ties. Yes zip ties!
