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The second presentation in the Practical Ed Tech Creativity Conference was Jeremy Rinkel's 3D Printing Solutions to World Issues. Here' 
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The MakerBot Educators Guidebook: The Definitive Guide to 3D Printing in the Classroom contains lots of useful information and 3D printing lessons.
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Looking for support with 3D printing in your classroom? Makers Empire 3D has lots of 3D printing education resources for teachers.
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July 27, 2017 7:50 AM
This is really cool! Ive heard a lot of talk of 3-D printers lately! I can't wait for the day when they are a household item :)
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Everything you ever wanted to ask on 3D printing, 3D printers, 3D modeling, slicing software, 3D printer filaments and much more.
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3D printing can attract a variety of students, those interested in robotics and those who are interested in industrial tech, making learning more meaningful because they can design with a tangible purpose.
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Here are 17 tips, both technical and pedagogical, to help you navigate your first year of incorporating a 3D printer into your classroom projects.
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3D printing, drones and wearable tech are on the horizon for education.
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Just like his beloved grandfather, Avi Reichental is a maker of things. The difference is, now he can use 3D printers to make almost anything, out of almost any material. Reichental tours us through the possibilities of 3D printing, for everything from printed candy to highly custom sneakers.
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The momentum that 3D printing is witnessing is illustrated by the diversity of industries that earned top spots in the report.
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The following educational initiatives are helping K-12 teachers integrate 3D printing with curriculum through models and lesson plans.
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In the technological world that we live in, we have many choices when it comes to the equipment that we can use to complete a task. As teachers of technology, we must consider all our options. 3D printing is becoming more and more mainstream. Join this webcast to learn how this tool has become an integral part of the NASA HUNCH (High Schools United with NASA to Create Hardware) Program which allows students to develop an experiment for testing on the ISS (International Space Station) using a Dimension 3D printer.
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Each year at Shapeways, we like to do a roundup of amazing accomplishments in the rapidly evolving 3D Printing world — often powered by the innovations and cr
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MakerBot has released a 3D Printing Guide for Educators to help teachers think about learning activities in school with a 3D printer.
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3D Printing is a rapidly changing technology and can be intimidating for teachers. Here's a downloadable list of 3D Printing Resources just for education!
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Want to see some smart folks doing clever things with 3D printing? Here's a list of the best YouTube channels about 3D printing.
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Sometimes words aren't enough to describe a complicated phenomenon or a technology. Watch this video and come back to us with your take on it!
Melanie Mildner's comment,
June 2, 2017 8:07 AM
It has been guessed, by a couple of additive manufacturing advocates, that this technological advancement will most likely change the face of commerce, because end users will have the ability to do their own manufacturing rather than participating in trade to purchase products from different people and businesses.
3D printers are capable of printing in color and many substances are already existing and will proceed to evolve to a stage where working products will be able to be printed. With the effect on the use of energy, reducing waste, customization, availability of products, medicine, art, sciences and construction, 3D printing will serve the manufacturing market for the better.
Melanie Mildner's comment,
June 2, 2017 8:08 AM
It has been guessed, by a couple of additive manufacturing advocates, that this technological advancement will most likely change the face of commerce, because end users will have the ability to do their own manufacturing rather than participating in trade to purchase products from different people and businesses.
3D printers are capable of printing in color and many substances are already existing and will proceed to evolve to a stage where working products will be able to be printed. With the effect on the use of energy, reducing waste, customization, availability of products, medicine, art, sciences and construction, 3D printing will serve the manufacturing market for the better.
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For the government to effectively harness these trends in creating a more competitive job market, it must adopt a systemic approach.
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A group of junior high and high school students in Cambridge, Mass., are part of an experimental education program that aims to prove they're capable of..
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Yesterday I had the opportunity to take one of my graduate classes on a tour of new 3D Printing Lab in the University of Memphis Library. We received training in computer-aided design (CAD) and use...
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