Sunday, May 24, 2020
3D Printing
3D printing is a family of processes that produces objects by adding material in layers that correspond to successive cross-sections of a 3D model. Plastics and metal alloys are the most commonly used materials for 3D printing. This kind of technology opens up new possibilities and exploration of objects. I think 3D printing is amazing technology. It can be used in so many ways like making shoes, houses, healthcare materials and many more things. I believe there would be a lot of benefits of having a 3D printer in the school. 3D printing technology could position students as creators. What inventions could students create given the right tools, resources, and support? I believe this technology would bring art back to the classrooms. With 3D printing, students can become designers and creators using cutting-edge technology to visualize and create their own imaginations. 3D printing technology would be a wonderful new way to teach and motivate students. This would help make everything hands-on. 3D printing is a technology that scientists and engineers are using to change the world. If we could put this technology into the hands of our students and introduce them to some of the challenges facing our community. By this they would learn empathy, teamwork, and problem-solving. A 3D printer could be used in all subjects. I really liked exploring all the great inventions on Thingiverse. I also really loved the Smithsonian 3D site. It is so amazing to see history come to life. Students would love both of these websites.
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3-D technology has also become a dominant presence in many classrooms. I think that this is helpful to the teachers and students both if they have access to the equipment. Teachers can use the printer to create hands-on lessons or even tools to help their students learn. One of the great things about this technology is that it can be used in all subjects whether it is math, art, or reading. On the other hand, students are exposed to other ways of learning and new experiences. They learn through the hands-on activities provided by their teachers, but if they are allowed the chance to use the printer, then their minds will grow even more!
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