5 Ways to Use 3D Printers in the Classroom; Plus a free handout from AccessScience

September 20, 2023

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In modern manufacturing and innovation, few technologies have sparked as much excitement and revolutionized industries like 3D printing (aka additive manufacturing). This cutting-edge technology has transcended its novelty status to become a transformative force across many sectors and applications, from rapid prototyping to custom manufacturing.

Your lesson plans can help inspire students’ fascination with 3D fabrication! This technology connects easily to hands-on learning, STEM concepts, digital skills, problem-solving, and creativity. And students will discover the boundless possibilities this technology offers to engineers, designers, and innovators alike.

Check out our How to Choose a 3D Printer guide to get started in your classroom.

Download McGraw Hill’s AccessScience article, 3D Printing, it’s the perfect resource. It covers various concepts related to 3D printing, such as its advantages, applications, basic steps, components, and industries where it is used. The free download also includes assessment questions and answers you can use to test student understanding.

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