About 3D Printing

Understanding that Schools prefer 3D printers that are easy to use, with intuitive interfaces and simplified workflows.
User-friendly printers enable students and teachers to quickly grasp the technology and focus on the educational objectives.

3D printers with built-in safety features like filament run-out detection, and auto-shutdown mechanisms, auto bed levelling and sometimes enclosed print chambers are highly desirable. Quiet Printing is also a consideration.
These features ensure a better learning experience for students and teachers to integrate 3D into the lesson plan.

You will require 3D printers that can withstand frequent use and deliver consistent and reliable performance.
Robust construction, quality components, and minimal maintenance requirements are factors that schools consider to ensure long-term usability and value.

It is likely most desirable in situations of 3D Printing for Education to connect printers by WIFI to minimize the need for cabling and allowing connection via network to one teacher classroom PC. 

Adding 3D across the curriculum and having teachers trained and empowered to deliver it, is a challenge for any school. Fortunately there is a solution out there that provides just that. Use 3D printing as a tool to teach technical and soft skills in ways that can’t be done with pen, paper or textbooks. 

Budgets in schools can often be tight with many demands on the funds available. Introducing 3D doesn’t need to cost so much and solutions can be found for every budget.