MelissaeKae
2014-08-28T19:26:23.000Z
How would the purchase of a 3D printer help students learn?
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MelissaeKae
2014-08-28T19:26:35.000Z
How are they valuable to education?
LisaNWOSU2000 says
2014-08-28T19:30:58.000Z
In a drafting or building construction class the 2D drawings can be brought to 3D form on a better scale.
Bitey
2014-08-28T19:33:23.000Z
We're putting one into our office "innovation room" to encourage prototyping of hardware ideas. It may be the best thing ever, or a waste of time, but we won't know until we find out :-)
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DSN☞
2014-08-29T02:21:04.000Z
it's a puzzle in 3 dimensions:
how do you print a jack?
DSN☞
2014-08-29T02:21:56.000Z
drawing leads to drawing things
drawing things leads to wanting to build things
building things leads to needing a way to make the parts
DSN☞
2014-08-29T02:22:53.000Z
print signatures so they can be taken to the shop and cast in aluminum
DSN☞
2014-08-29T02:29:22.000Z
print boats and bricks with the same volume of material to demonstrate what makes something buoyant
DSN☞
2014-08-29T02:36:29.000Z
print parts for rubberband powered planes - the really slow flying ones might be good examples of science stuff
johndiii says
2014-08-29T04:38:26.000Z
Lots of good ideas, but whether or not they learn from it depends a lot on the teacher. How will you use it? Better yet, have them come up with the ideas and figure out how best to use it.
johndiii says
2014-08-29T04:38:45.000Z
There's a great project in itself. :-)
johndiii says
2014-08-29T04:40:48.000Z
How will you use it to engage their imaginations? Or might using it be a reward for learning what they need to know to use it well?
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