Maker course is not a course, but a series of courses from low to advanced. Introductory courses can focus on the teaching and operation skills training of basic disciplines such as electronics, machinery, materials and computers; Intermediate courses can focus on more complex skills training such as 3D modeling, manufacturing, circuit assembly, electronic cutting and advanced programming.

Advanced courses can focus on a real project and problem, carry out comprehensive innovation and actual combat, and let students create new programs and new products in the form of teams. In addition to offering special courses for makers, you can also set up special topics for makers in combination with subject content, and integrate the educational concept of makers into subject teaching.

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The implementation of maker course needs the support of maker space, which is an innovative practice field that integrates offline and online. For makers with common interests, it can provide software and hardware tools, cross-border teachers, open resources and other support conditions for all kinds of creative innovation and entrepreneurship activities, and help makers realize creativity, innovative design or entrepreneurial projects.

Since the establishment of Phoenix Robot Maker Space, it has continuously expanded new courses. Innovating constantly on the basis of existing courses such as 3D printing and aviation model, absorbing new teaching achievements and opening up resources. In the field of maker education, we are constantly exploring new frontiers.