On Thursday, April 27, we will co-organize the final workshop of the "3D printing and its applications in primary and secondary schools" project, where we will present the results we have achieved to those interested, together with models, lessons and other 3D aids that can be used in teaching. The entire event is free and will take place on the premises of the MU Faculty of Education.
3D models to Try and Touch
We invite you to the last of the series of workshops within the project 3D printing and its applications in primary and secondary schools, which we are solving together with the company Y Soft and the Faculty of Education, which will also lend its premises in building A at Poříčí 9 in Brno for the upcoming event. The workshop is free and takes place from 2pm to 5pm on Thursday 27 April, but registration is required.
This marks the end of a three-year joint project that aimed to create high-quality, generally applicable teaching material for 3D printing technology with a focus on supporting teaching at primary and secondary schools.
"Visitors will be able to look at interesting multidisciplinary teaching lessons that, in addition to teaching 3D printing they also educate in other areas, such as biology, mathematics, geography. We will also show the developed methodology for integrating 3D printing into education for schools, which will enable the rapid adoption of this technology even without prior knowledge. And they will also be able to touch the printed 3D aids in selected subjects, which are intended for a better understanding of the subject matter," explains Kamil Malinka, project manager for the Institute of Computer Science.
More information about the project and its goals can be found on the project website.
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