News — 3D in classroom

3D-printed topographical maps could help bring classroom lessons to life

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Taken from Digital Trends By Luke Dormehl What do the military, digital mapping, and the school system have in common? The answer can be found in a new Kickstarter project that’s hoping to shake up classroom learning with the help of 3D mapping software. Called Sightline Maps, the project promises to give schools the ability to easily generate accurate 3D-printed topographical maps to bring a variety of learning scenarios to life. “What the software does is to take GIS (geographic information system) map data and convert it into a point-cloud, which lets you create a 3D file,” Jason Ray, one of...

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Fifth Grader Spends Summer Vacation Designing and 3D Printing a Model of His School

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Taken from 3DPrint by Clare Scott The other day, I was talking to a friend about the arts and crafts projects we were assigned back in elementary school. It seems that some types of projects are universal – no matter where you went to school, if you’re of a certain age you probably were assigned the same kind of art projects that other kids everywhere were working on. One thing we both remember creating in grade school was “3D art” – which, in those days, involved carefully gluing crumpled bits of tissue paper onto a drawing to give it texture...

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PAIS Conference

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Visit @Profound3DUS and see the @CraftUnique3D CraftBot Plus 3D Printer tomorrow at the PAIS Conference at @Ea1785. http://bit.ly/PAISConf3D 

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PAIS 2016 Biennial Conference

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PAIS 2016 Biennial Conference

Come see us at the PAIS 2016 Biennial Conference Friday October 7th 2016 at The Episcopal Academy in Newtown Square PA. PAIS We'll be there with 3D printers galore! See the Zortrax M200, the Up Mini, the Raise3D N2, and the CraftBot Plus. See the printers in action, ask us how  3D printing can advance your educational goals in ways you never thought of.  

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The City That Zortrax Built [with some help] Revisited...

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The City That Zortrax Built [with some help] Revisited...

Daniel's 3D Printing class has completed the City That Zortrax Built!This summer class was at Timber Lake Camp in the Catskills with the campers creating their and printing their own designs on a Zortrax M200 3D Printer: http://www.timberlakecamp.com/ It was a real pleasure to help Daniel guide his 3D Printing class through this project and follow his progress. Profound 3D loves to support 3D printer use in schools/clubs. We offer special discounts to help support 3D Printer use in education - please contact us for more information on a custom package with a Zortrax, CraftBot, Raise3D, Makerbot, Afinia or one...

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