Last month we held a workshop for teaching STEM in 3D where participants used 3D printers, laser cutters and CNC machines to build their on trebuchets -- all in one day!

The competition was fierce as teams brought out their best to build a trebuchet that would launch a projectile the farthest.

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Transition Smoothly to the Next Generation Science Standards

Renewable energy technologies makes it possible to engage students in science and engineering practices while also covering the disciplinary core ideas and cross-cutting concepts outlined in the NGSS.

Curriculum from Horizon Educational is proof of this.

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Getting Started with Design Software
in the Classroom

There are tons of CAD design programs labeled "free" for education, but what does that really mean?

Uncover all of the software options available to educators and what makes some more unique than others.

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5 Elementary School Projects for
3D Printers

3D printing for elementary schools — it’s not always the easiest thing to find projects or lesson plans for.

Here are our top pics for 3D printing projects that cover everything from U.S. government to archaeology.

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There are a few key factors will make some laser cutters and engravers better suited for a classroom (safety, usability)

Learn what key factors you should look for when weighing your options.

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3 Things to Consider When Buying a 3D Printer

With an influx of new 3D printers entering the market every year, navigating the marketplace can seem daunting.

Here's what to look for when investing in a 3D printer for your school.

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