Robot Kits & Laser Cutters for STEAM Education

[Webinar] Engage Students by Bringing Lasers into the STEM Classroom

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⭐️Date and time:

December 7, 7:00-8:00PM (EST)


⭐️About this event

In this webinar, educational leader Jason Erdreich will delve into the exciting possibilities of using desktop laser cutters and engravers, like xTool P2, to tackle real-world challenges with your students. You’ll learn about a range of engaging projects suitable for K-12 and higher education, along with essential safety protocols, material requirements, and strategies for differentiating instruction to meet diverse learning needs.


⭐️About host：

xTool EDU Ambassador - Jason Erdreich

Jason Erdreich is an educational leader with over a decade of experience, specializing in technology, engineering, design, and computer science education. He began his career teaching K-12 in New Jersey, later serving as a Computer Science Professor at Kean University, and now teaches part-time in The College of New Jersey's Integrative STEM Education Program.


A patented inventor and published author, Jason is passionate about empowering educators through his consulting work and collaborations with professional organizations and tech education companies. He also owns an educational consulting company focused on innovative learning strategies.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason W. ★★★★★

The hour flew by — I've already sketched out a bookmark project my 7th graders can cut on our desktop laser cutter next month. Jason's tips on file setup alone saved me hours of trial and error.

Carter L. ★★★★★

I signed up mostly for the classroom management side of things, and Jason's walkthrough of getting a desktop laser cutter running with middle schoolers was genuinely useful. The hour flew by, and I've already sketched out a simple engraving project for my 8th graders.

Sofia ★★★★★

Went in thinking laser cutters were way above my grade level, but Jason showed a simple cardboard project that took maybe ten minutes to set up. The Q&A at the end alone was worth the hour. Already sketching a unit for my eighth graders.