In the rapidly evolving modern world, the importance of problem-solving skills cannot be overstated.

The combination of design thinking and 3D printing offers a potent tool for fostering creativity, encouraging collaboration, and generating effective solutions. This potent duo is instrumental in driving significant impact and inspiring future innovators.

MakerBot has created a fantastic guide which aims to empower students with the necessary tools and strategies to confidently address challenges. It provides insights into empathizing with users, prototyping solutions, and leveraging 3D printing technology.

This technology enables the creation of tangible prototypes, visualization of concepts, and iteration of designs, making it an invaluable resource in the learning process.

Design thinking is the process of working to create a solution to a specific challenge. To devise such a solution, we must empathize with others, identify the challenges faced by the user, and develop a resolution through a cyclical process of inquiry, visualization, ideation, and prototyping.

This procedure is not sequential and it's not only anticipated but also encouraged to repeat this cycle numerous times before arriving at the ultimate solution.

• Discover practical tips and techniques for incorporating 3D printing into your lessons
• Foster creativity and critical thinking skills in your students through hands-on design projects
• Enhance cross-curricular learning opportunities with 3D printing across subjects

Support your teachers in embracing 3D printing and design thinking by providing them with the resources they need to succeed. Download the guide today and take the first step towards fostering a culture of innovation and creativity in your school!

This latest installment of the MakerBot Educators Guidebook, the 3rd edition has over 150 pages available to you for free!

The popular and easy-to-use guide for 3D printing returns with its third edition. Covering a crash-course in 3D printing and how to begin integrating it into the classroom, projects spanning Robotics, Engineering, Mathematics, Science as well as projects for Art, History, and Music, and a collection of techniques and tricks developed by educators already experienced with 3D printing.

Here’s what is covered:

• How to start 3D Printing in the Classroom
• Breaking down the 3D Printing Process
• Curriculum Project Ideas
• Teachers’ Tricks of the Trade
• 3D Printing within Professional Industries

Download yours today!

Do you have questions about which 3D printer is right for you and your classroom? Feel free to reach out to us at info@shop3duniverse.org and we are happy to help you discover which machine is the best fit for your needs!