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Step into the world of 3D printing in education
This course introduces the fundamentals of 3D printing, focusing on its potential as a teaching tool. Participants will explore how to design and print simple models that can support math instruction and STEAM education in general.
What you’ll gain:
A solid foundation in 3D printing technology and its applications in education.
Practical skills to create simple yet effective teaching aids for math and STEAM subjects.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
COURSE OBJECTIVES
🖋️ Understand the basics of creating educational tools
Learn to design simple teaching materials that enhance understanding and engagement in the classroom.
🛠️ Develop introductory skills in 3D design and printing
Gain hands-on experience with beginner-friendly software and 3D printing techniques, focusing on creating basic models for educational use.
KEY BENEFITS
KEY BENEFITS
✨ Create simple, effective teaching tools
Design and print manipulatives that help students grasp basic math concepts through visual and tactile learning.
📈 Introduce innovation into your teaching
Discover how to incorporate 3D printing into math lessons, sparking curiosity and motivation in students.
Module 1: Introduction to 3D Printing and Modeling
Module 1: Introduction to 3D Printing and Modeling
Understand the fundamentals of 3D printing. Explore beginner-friendly tools like Tinkercad to design basic shapes like cubes and cylinders. Learn how to set up and use a 3D printer.
Module 2: Creating Simple Math Manipulatives
Module 2: Creating Simple Math Manipulatives
Design and print basic models like fraction disks, number lines, or geometric shapes. Learn how to use these tools to support foundational math concepts.
Module 3: Exploring Practical Applications in Education
Module 3: Exploring Practical Applications in Education
Discuss real-world examples of how 3D printing can enhance teaching. Brainstorm simple interdisciplinary projects for use in a classroom setting.
Create a simple teaching tool
Design and print a basic 3D object that illustrates a foundational math concept.
Lesson idea outline
Write a brief plan describing how the tool can be used in a classroom activity.
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