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Using the Prusa MK3S 3D Printer - Increasingly, 3D printers are showing up in digital classrooms and makerspaces. As a tool for education, a 3D printer provides the capacity to teach design and manufacturing skills in the comfort and convenience of a makerspace or classroom.
It can also support the development of problem-solving skills. Digital industries often frame products in terms of the problems they can help solve. Learning to use a 3D printer is a useful prompt for getting students to identify challenges in their communities, and further to consider how they might use 3D-modelling software and fabrication to design solutions.
More students in remote, rural, and Indigenous communities in Canada will have opportunities to become proficient in science, technology, engineering,...
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This issue of Root & STEM explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is sparking compelling questions, stories, and lessons surrounding machine...
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How Art Can Change Our Relationship to the Natural World – When Tania Willard was growing up in the small...
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