Recently I started a project in the classroom where my students did an art project where they made robots with water color paints. Then we 3D printed a battery holder/switch so we could put a circuit on top of the robot. You can read more about it on my blog at clarkbarnett.com. I would love to hear what anyone else is doing in their classrooms.
Great blog! Taking the painted robots as a base and then customize them with 3D printed parts is a neat idea to get kids interested, thanks for sharing your experience @Clark_Barnett
I can’t figure out how to edit my original post, so here are some images. The batteries just arrived today. I’ll be finishing with my class this week. I’ll post more pics then.
Awesome idea! If your students are into minecraft - http://www.printcraft.org/ is a cool resource to get some of their stuff thats been created printed - could be a potentially cool learning experience.
Sorry Clark, indeed, the post is not editable, but it’s something that we’ll be possible soon. Thanks for sharing the photos, I’ll add them to the post!
Yesterday I came across a platform called Ideas Worth Making that collects ideas and some models for educational purposes. Maybe you can get some inspiration or even share your story with those teachers! https://ideasworthmaking.com/
I was just talking to a group about that. They are about to do a report on the California Missions. Many of them are building a mission in Minecraft. I told them to export the files so we can print them. I’ll pass this site along to them.
It just has 9 questions that will take you few minutes. In addition, can you let your 3~4 students to fill in the questionnaire, too? Because I need different users’ responses.