@LEGOfoundation@ProjectZeroHGSE @ISBillund You mentioned that you were going to post some of the videos on socials after the conference. I am keen to share some of the amazing practice with my colleagues, in particular, the maths class with the students who know "being wrong is the first step to being right".
@shirky17 I use this to help design them
https://t.co/7Ly2X0LjoW
Gears can be tricky to understand, I love the animation with the gear generator to play with different features to see what works.
@emmaphys I do a CUPs activity with them. They are great to remind them what they know and flush out any misconceptions. I normally have props that they can use when discussing in their groups.
https://t.co/db3xPoHWOA
(Click on student worksheets to see a list of the ones developed).
@shirky17 I like doing wax stamps (for sealing letters) for learning CAD design for a 3d printer. For laser cutter design I often do simple automata or tea lights. Both exercise spatial skills and design process.
If you have played Wingspan, could you please fill out this quick survey on Wingspan & birding for me? Birders & non-birders welcome. RTs appreciated. https://t.co/GvgGpxKY2c
@emwdx@IlyaBaran37@shirky17@Onshape Indeed. Connecting with the algebra the students are learning is so valuable. I will have a look at FeatureScript. Onshape couldn't do it back when I checked, so this will be amazing if it is possible now.
@dailystem Azul, Catan, Forbidden sky (although I wish the electrical connections were better), Ticket to ride, Carcassone, Wingspan. Pretty much anything except Candyland/Monopoly/Game of Life (pure chance games).
@emwdx@shirky17 Is Solidworks still the only appropriate CAD that students can put in a cartesian equation and do a revolution to create a volume? When I checked 7 years ago the other student friendly CAD packages didn't have this ability. It is really valuable for maths students.
@shirky17 It is more the drivers for the machines. I worked at a mac school and needed a PC to run our CNC and laser cutter. Added complexity with fonts and the like.
@KaleidoscopeSci@MichaelCRalph I am in Australia, so our PhD programs are a bit different to the US. The coursework I did was around research skills and it is just my research that is specific. Is there anything in particular you would like to know? DM me if it is easier.