Top Ed Tech Ideas for 3D Printing Project-Based Learning
Learn how 3D printers in the classroom can engage and inspire new excitement for learning in students by incorporating 3D design and fabrication projects.
3D Printing Project-Based Learning Ideas to Spark Student Engagement
Education Ambassador and Information Technology Teacher, Bill White, presented at ISTELive 21, one of the largest Ed Tech conferences in the world. View a live recording of this snapshot presentation with a brief walkthrough of the process incorporating 3D printing into learning curriculum for both beginners and experienced makers and discussing how 3D printers in the classroom can inspire students to engage in STEAM learning.
Watch the video below to learn Bill's tips and live Q&A responses from the ISTE community to learn how to bring 3D printing into your classroom. Energize kids to tackle complex subjects with new excitement by incorporating 3D design and fabrication projects that let them engage in active learning with hands-on experience.
Download a free copy of the slide deck here to follow along with the presentation:
Anyone in Your School Can 3D Print!
The 3D printer is an invaluable resource in any teacher's tool belt and an incomparable learning device for students. While it can seem intimidating for some educators to try a new technology, Bill offers expert advice to break down the process into a few easy steps: research, tapping into community resources, and learning through teacher-to-teacher connections.
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