MakerBot Educators Project Planning Guide

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When creating a 3D printing project there are 3 major areas to focus on:PURPOSE - Connecting to content + meaningful engagementLEARNING - Ownership of content + technologyLOGISTICS - How to 3D print in the classroomUsing this guide will act as your template. Fill it out and answer each question thoroughly to hitall 3 of these areas in your teaching successfully.Each section includes these icons to help focus on specific components of this methodology:TEACHER WORKTIMINGSTUDENT WORKLOGISTICSThings for the teacher toplan and keep in mindwhile creating a project.Remember to think abouttiming and the timeline ofyour project.Information that studentsneed to know, questionsand work students haveto complete.Organizational andplanning tips for teachers.MAKERBOT EDUCATOR PROJECT PLANNING GUIDE PAGE 4
PURPOSEUse this section to develop meaningful 3D printing projects for your students. 3D printing becomespowerful and useful in your classroom when students are connecting it to the content areas they arealready learning and/or are creating a solution to a problem.MAKERBOT EDUCATOR PROJECT PLANNING GUIDE PAGE 5
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