Education

think3D Creates 3D Printed Educational Tools to Help Visually Impaired Students

Unlike normal people who can see objects and learn, visually impaired people are heavily constrained in their learning process as touch is the only medium through which they can learn. Creating miniature objects to illustrate various concepts like light, sound is a prohibitively expensive proposition. But with the advent of 3D printing technology, this is going to change.

Tinkerine Studios Launches Tinkerine U - The 3D Printing Industry's Premier Learning Platform

Tinkerine U will Integrate 3D Printing With Online, STEAM-Based Learning

Tinkerine iOS iPad App Brings 3D Printing into the Classroom

Tinkerine™ Studios Ltd. (TSXV: TTD and OTC Pink: TKSTF), Canada's leading manufacturer of desktop 3D printers and 3D printing educational content, today announced the launch of Tinkerine U Training, an educational iPad app.

The MakerBot Innovation Center at Xavier is designed to create an environment in which entrepreneurialism, education and innovation can be cultivated and encouraged in the Cincinnati area and beyond.

MakerBot Partners with Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Open First MakerBot Innovation Center in the Midwest

Xavier's MakerBot Innovation Center Brings 3D Printing to Xavier Community and Creates Local Hub for Innovation, Learning and Entrepreneurialism

Students at Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore learn the basics of 3D printing using Stratasys’ education curriculum. Photo: Temasek Polytechnic

STRATASYS INTRODUCES NEW 3D PRINTING CURRICULUM FOR VOCATIONAL, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY EDUCATORS

Full-semester courses help prepare students worldwidefor careers being transformed by 3D printing

3D Printer Manufacturer Tinkerine™ Expands its Education Initiative Tinkerine U into the US Market with the Appointment of Two Former MakerBot Employees

The next step in rolling out the world's first comprehensive online 3D printing teaching platform

Tinkerine Studios Ltd. (TSXV: TTD and OTC Pink: TKSTF) Canada's leading manufacturer and distributor of 3D printers, today announced the appointment of Liz Arum to Education Coordinator East Coast Region for Tinkerine's education arm, Tinkerine U, and Andrew Pelkey to the role of Social Media Community Manager, to further widen the Tinkerine brand in both education and desktop markets.

Educational CNC machine tools

Educational CNC machine tools nowadays, it is important to reduce costs This also applies to education and specialized education, courses for CNC machine operators.

Deloitte University Press Launches MOOC on Additive Manufacturing (3D printing)

Course explores business implications of 3D printing; Provides collaborative learning opportunity

Deloitte University Press today announced the launch of a massive open online course (MOOC) on the business implications of additive manufacturing. 3D Opportunity: The Course on Additive Manufacturing for Business Leaders is the first course of its kind to be offered by a large professional services firm and is designed to help educate the market on the business drivers of additive manufacturing (more popularly known as 3D printing).

Deloitte University Press Launches MOOC on Additive Manufacturing

Course explores business implications of 3D printing; Provides collaborative learning opportunity

3D Systems Showcases Its Make.Digital Initiative through Key Partnership Announcements at First Ever White House Maker Faire

3D Systems, The Coca-Cola Company and will.i.am partner to provide more than 1,500 EKOCYCLETM Cube® 3D printers to FIRST® Robotics and Tech Challenge teams
Enables U.S. Department of Education and SME's M.Lab 21 shop class "make over" with its 3D printing technology
Partners with The Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellows to bring 3D printing into K-8 education

US Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker greets students at the M.Lab21 announcement.

M.Lab 21: Bringing the 21st Century to the Classroom

For as long as I have been in the manufacturing industry, we have been talking about the need for three things: to make manufacturing "cool again," to bridge the Skills Gap, and to strengthen the conversation between industry and education. We talk theoretically about our opportunities to support the next generation and innovation in the US, but the question on my mind has always been the concrete "How?"