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Tag Archives: 3dprinting
Middle and high school students making history with 3d printing
As a futurist I’m always looking for stories and datapoints that suggest possible directions for education and technology. Sometimes I’m actively involved in those stories. Last Saturday I helped judge a Vermont 3d printing contest. This is an annual event, … Continue reading
Teenagers 3d printing local history: technology, pedagogy, and inspiration in Vermont
Recently I was invited to help judge a 3d printing contest for my state’s middle and high schools. So this past Friday I drove across and down the Green Mountains to Randolph, where Vermont Technical College is based. It was an exciting … Continue reading
3d printing and education: a workshop report
Yesterday I and two others hosted a NERCOMP workshop on 3d printing for higher education. The large audience participated very actively, creating fun conversations and a lot of information-sharing about an emergent field. In this post I’ll sum up the … Continue reading
