Tinkering Studio
Located at the Exploratorium Museum in San Francisco, the Tinkering Studio offers an immersive, hands-on STEM learning environment. It provides a wide range of projects, profiles of makers, and even free online courses to foster creativity and exploration.
NY Hall of Science
The Museum of Design, Make, and Play, situated in New York, serves as a valuable resource for educators to explore Design, Make, and Play.
Project Collections & Inspiration
Accessible online, project libraries and collections serve as excellent sources of inspiration and guidance for individuals seeking to undertake hands-on projects. These resources often include tutorials, starter projects, and project books to facilitate learning and innovation.
ASTC Making and Tinkering Spaces in Museums
The ASTC hosts a community forum that specifically caters to individuals operating making, tinkering, and discovery centers within museums. This forum provides a platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and support, and membership is not required to participate.
Olabi Makerspace
Olabi Makerspace aims to foster dialogue and collaboration between the realms of technology, citizenship, and business. Their space serves as a hub for generating solutions, inventions, and discoveries, with a focus on reducing social inequalities and promoting diversity as catalysts for innovation and creativity.
Indian Makerspaces
Maker Ghat
Maker Ghat is a non-profit maker space and incubator based in Mumbai. It serves as a hub for creativity and innovation, offering an array of workshops, seminars, and mentorship programs to students.
Maker Asylum
As one of the pioneering maker spaces in India, Maker Asylum has established its presence in Mumbai, Delhi, and Jaipur. It serves as a vibrant community space where individuals can collaborate and bring their ideas to life by building prototypes and products. It attracts a diverse community of artists, designers, and engineers who are passionate about creating indigenous products and fostering innovation.