There are many types of 3D printers, but as their popularity grew and the technology further developed, prices have fallen in recent years, with personal 3D printers retailing for as low as $250 and hobbyist 3D printers ranging fro $300 to $1,500, according to Fusion3 Design. With a growing demand for ways to pique students’ interest in STEAM fields and incorporate design and engineering concepts into classroom activities with tangible results, teachers are sharing industrious ways they’re doing this for all their students using just one piece of hardware: a 3D printer. Free Resources How to Use a 3D Printer to Get Students into Design and Engineering
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