The Maker Mindset and Maker skills are equally applicable to the proposed ABET Criteria for Student Outcomes. For the purposes of this study, as discussed above, the proposed revisions for ABET Student Outcomes can be seen as a combination of existing a-k standards. Where makers appear to shine under the revised Student Outcomes are communications skills (4), the application of technology to solve problems in a social context (1, 2, and 5), and their ability to engage in self-directed learning (6). When taken as a whole, Makers are learning to identify and solve problems they care about using technology.