Maker course is a new educational activity, which aims to cultivate students' creativity and innovation ability. It is not only a knowledge and skill course, but also a new curriculum system. In the course of Maker, students can not only learn science, technology, engineering, mathematics and other knowledge, but also apply what they have learned to cultivate their practical operation ability and teamwork ability. The significance of Maker course is to push students out of the shackles of traditional education, so that students can exercise themselves better through independent creation and cooperative learning and prepare for future success.

: The teaching mode and practice mode of Maker course

The teaching mode of Maker course is student-centered, project-oriented and expansion-oriented. Students explore the inherent laws of subject knowledge in practice and understand the practical application scenarios of knowledge through project practice. The practice mode of Maker course is characterized by task-driven and inquiry-based learning. Students cooperate with each other in the team to complete their respective tasks, learn from each other and share. Maker course pays attention to students' experience and practical ability, and closely combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills to achieve better teaching results.

With the rapid development of information, intelligence and networking, Maker course has been rapidly integrated into the education system, and more universities, primary and secondary schools will include it in the curriculum arrangement in the future. Through the study of Maker course, students will not only understand some scientific and technological knowledge, but also have the ability to explore and innovate, broaden their horizons, think independently and solve problems, thus laying a good foundation for future career development. The maker education in the future will become an important trend in the global education field, which will continuously promote the process of educational modernization and innovation.