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Brian Reed
Brian Reed is the coordinator of STEM and digital learning for the Rockwood School District in St. Louis, Missouri.
Origin highlights the skills that we're trying to develop in our students to get them ready for post-secondary life, and to work with industry standards from companies looking to hire.
Brian Reed is in charge of coordinating STEM and digital learning across four high schools in the Rockwood School District, just outside of St. Louis. With a focus on supporting skills-based learning in the classrooms, Brian is always on the lookout for technology that will help prepare students for life after high school. "I was just astounded by how easy the device looked to use and how mobile it could be in Rockwood. It's very versatile and it really is one of those tools that has captivated the students' energy and attention. I foresee us using it for a really long time."
Coordinating Digital Learning Across the School District
Each of the four high schools in the Rockwood School District, utilize a fleet of Shaper Origins in their woodworking classes. Because Origin is also capable of downloading designs from the cloud through ShaperHub, the four high schools are able to share files and collaborate on projects throughout the school year.
