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Reinvent educaton, create a STEAM learning studio with HP


Learning studios were created to engage students in powerful learning experiences.


When visiting a learning studio, you’ll see students who are deeply engaged in, and take ownership of, their learning. Students who understand the value of others’ perspectives and understand that the material world could be designed differently.


Learning studios are designed to help students develop their skills and competencies in:


1. Empathy & design thinking1 2. Visual communicaton & design 3. Inventon literacy & maker mindset


4. 3D design & modelling1 5. Digital storytelling 6. Social entrepreneurship


Create your own 21st Century “maker” lab by building a HP learning studio


These technologies will help teachers improve their skills, gain time back in the classroom and draw from a wider variety of teaching tools. They’ll also benefit all your students, including those who need the most support.


HP Chromebook x360 Education Edition


Guide price £295 Ex VAT Learn more Learn more HP ZVR Virtual Reality 3D Monitor Guide price £4,325 Ex VAT Learn more


Learn more - bt.com/techknow/edu/HPLearningStudio


Add a 3D printer to your learning studio to bring


students creativity to life


3D Systems Cube 3D Printer, Generation 3


Guide price £925 Learn more TechKnow | 5 Ex VAT HP Sprout Pro immersive workstation Guide price £3,122 Ex VAT


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