Jan 13, 2022 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Pacific
What You'll Do:
Have you (or your school) just purchased a 3D printer? Are you wondering how to get started, and where you can find good educational materials? We will assume that you have minimal exposure to 3D printing and talk you through:
- What a 3D printer can do
- How to create a 3D-printable model with free programs, or where to find models online
- The steps and software involved for common 3D printers
- Different materials you can print with and why you might want to use each one
We’ll also introduce you to 3D printable math and science models we have developed.
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What You'll Need:
About your Facilitator:
We are the authors of many books on 3D printing and maker tech, most recently "Make:Geometry."Facilitator(s)
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Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron
This class will be team-taught by Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron, the co-founders of Nonscriptum LLC. Nonscriptum is a consulting and training partnership focused on 3D printing and open-source technologies. Since 2015, Joan and Rich have collaborated on eight books (most recently “MAKE: Geometry“) and many LinkedIn Learning courses. They also have taught many educators how to get started with 3D printing and use the technology effectively in their classrooms. Joan is a recovering rocket scientist and alumna of MIT and UCLA, and Rich is a RepRap 3D printer innovator whose designs include the RepRap Wallace and Deezmaker Bukito.
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