Help your students understand what it takes to 3D print a design well with this spinning top sorting activity. Can they determine which will print well and which won't? Try it as a Tinkercad Classroom Activity!
https://t.co/8LUR8XEM8J
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@andyjpizza@SkinnyShips I bounced off Tunic the first time as well. Eventually returned to it and ended up loving it. I wish I could forget everything I know about it and play through for the first time all over again.
@tinkercad@weareprintlab I should add...this activity was born out of a desire to print projects more efficiently. Instead of printing 3-4 tops at a time that may or may not fail, we can print 10+ on one build plate if we're 90% sure they'll print successfully.
Today in #3Ddesign: Ss are self-evaluating the quality of their work in @tinkercad, thinking in probabilities, and making course corrections before #3Dprinting . Lesson adapted from @weareprintlab.
Link:
https://t.co/MnQu4xbzMF
Just started a @weareprintlab project where Ss redesign our classroom in @tinkercad. Starting w/ observations, S said: “Classic elective room - a little messy, materials everywhere, adds to the creative vibe” and I’ve never been more proud of the chaos 😆