Christopher Dastan is a maker and teacher for creative groups of critical-thinkers and problem-solvers. He studied the relationships of people and technology at ASU through majors in Anthropology and Digital Culture. ​In the classroom Chris teaches Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics topics utilizing Educational Technology tools like Dream Factory's Little3D Printer Kit. As Chief Academic Officer, Christopher creates and facilitates educational programming that helps children grasp fundamental 21st century skills. He is dedicated to helping people do what they love for a living and teaches ongoing K-12 S.T.E.A.M. classes at a local private school called Legacy Academy International.

In his free time he is often involved in consulting, fabrication, design, music, film, acting, and helping makerspaces grow.