3d Printing Education
3D-PT can work with you to provide a full range of 3D education services. From 3D printing to Autism consultation, 3D-PT can present on STEM training or Autism Spectrum Disorder.
As a seasoned STEM teacher, 3D-PT presents from 10 years experience in the trenches of education. As a person on the Autism Spectrum he’s uniquely qualified to present to your staff about being on the Autism Spectrum.
Teacher Professional Development
As a professional Science teacher in CO, 3D-PT can provide professional development to your staff! This can cover 3D printing or ASD presentations. These can be issued CDE continuing education credit hours that count for renewal of your state teaching license!
Basics of 3D Printing
Description: In this class, students will use TinkerCAD to design a basic fidget, and walk through the process to design and 3D print a simple item. ** Due to time constraints, we may not be able to 3D print an item, but you can take your file to any public library to 3D print. **
Required Materials: Each student needs to bring a laptop computer with internet access.
Advanced 3D Printing
Description: In this class, students will learn advanced 3D printing methods and requirements. They will also learn about different 3D printing materials. In the second half of the class we will use TinkerCAD to produce a 3D printable object that can work with a standard Mason Jar. In this activity, the students produce a 3D printable file that incorporates the ubiquitous Mason jar with a 3D printable attachment.
** Due to time constraints, we may not be able to 3D print an item, but you can take your file to any public library to 3D print. **
Required Materials: Each student needs to bring a laptop computer with internet access. Mason Jars are provided. TinkerCAD or other CAD access.
Accessibility Through 3D Printing
Description : In this class, you will look at issues facing people with
disabilities in the world. Taking this knowledge forward, they will develop a 3D printable device or set of devices for people in need. We will explore the eNable prosthetic hand and may build one for a person in need. ** Due to time constraints, we may not be able to 3D print an item, but you can take your file to any public library to 3D print. **
Required Materials: Each student needs to bring a laptop computer with internet access. Optional Materials; hand tools, item to adapt to a person with a disability.
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Next Steps…
If you would like to book 3D-PT, please email stan@3dpt.club for more information.