Robotics teacher, STEM leader and ICT mentor at the Southport School (TSS), Gold Coast. Lover of all things robotics and tech. 3D printing PrintLab Pioneer
Students producing 'clean' (kind of) water from filthy water. An unsurprisingly satisfying experience for the students. Not sure if they enjoyed producing clean water or making dirty water more
Really cool tangram puzzle created by one of my exceptionally talented year 3 students. On top of everything, he added tactile elements to the design to make it more accessible for the vision impaired, which was a key focus for the unit this term. Tutorial via @weareprintlab
We’re working on a new project called ‘Surrealism Sculptures’, which involves using 3D scanning to combine objects into dream-like, bizarre pieces. Coming soon to #printlabclassroom!
What's the right age to teach 3D printing/design? This tactile board game for the vision impaired was created by one of my Year 3 students! Video tutorials make the job easy, this one was provided by @weareprintlab https://t.co/rPcZIpoC2f
Mechanical hand built! This was an outstanding project for my Year 5/6 Robotics Club. Plenty of moving parts, teamwork, perseverance, problem solving and reward! The movements mimic joints in a pretty realistic way. https://t.co/vkxTzktrRi
Coming at year 2's this week. Truss bridges! What are they? How do we identify them? Advantages and disadvantages? We'll cover it all! https://t.co/cW3GMH7mpM
Creating a mechanical hand. Tricky work for a lot of the kids getting the first finger built. Should come a little easier from here! https://t.co/bFhZ1KMLTY
Duplo is awesome in the classroom for so many reasons. It's quick to build and pull apart and designing something as simple as a tower lends itself to teaching patterns and so much more! https://t.co/QKdRW06fOx