KCI Makerspace

Hands-On Creative and Fabrication Space on Campus

The KCI Makerspace is a hands-on creative and fabrication space located on the lower level of Building 4000. It provides students, faculty, staff, and community members with access to tools, equipment, and training to design, prototype, and build using a wide range of technologies. The Makerspace supports beginners and experienced makers alike, offering guidance from idea development through final project execution.

Technology at Your Fingertips

 

Makerspace Programs

The Makerspace supports Foothill programs such as the Research and Service Leadership Symposium, Innovation Challenge, and project-based courses. Faculty can also bring classes in for demonstrations, workshops, or guided project sessions.

To use the space, you must be enrolled at Foothill College for the current term. Signing in at the Makerspace will automatically enroll you in one of the free, noncredit LINC courses required for access. New users will need a CWID and a KCI scheduling account to reserve training and equipment.

Get Started Making in the KCI

To use KCI Makerspace, you must be enrolled in the current term at Foothill College. This includes FHDA faculty and staff.

NOTE: When you sign in to the Makerspace, you will be automatically enrolled in the free, non-credit courses LINC 401 or LINC 402 . While this process is mandatory, there is no cost to you.

1. Apply for Foothill Admission — First-time students: After you apply for admission, you will receive your 8-digit student CWID.
2. Create a KCI SuperSaas Account — With your 8-digit student CWID, create an account to sign up for Makerspace training or make reservations. 

Find Appointments & Get More Info

The Krause Center for Innovation supports educators, students, and community members through innovative programs, technology training, and creative spaces designed to inspire learning and problem solving. The Makerspace is one of the KCI’s core resources for hands-on exploration and skill development.