Abstract Details
'Using 3D Printers in Agriculture Design' |
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Teachers will learn an innovative way to integrate 3D printers in their classrooms. In this workshop, teachers will see how to use a CAD program to create a design that can then be sent to a 3D printer.
In the unit that will be shared, students will begin by picking a commodity specific to their state. Then they will research the necessities to have a productive farm for that commodity. After research, students will create a book that demonstrates their understanding of a productive farm. The culminating activity will be to design their 3D farm in TinkerCad. Workshop Session (all workshops will be 60 minutes) | |
Presentation: 17717_10373BrandyJones.pdf |
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Handouts: Handout is not Available |
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Workshop Evaluation |
Brandy Jones | |
Email: | bjones3@fortsmithschools.org |
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Speaker Order: | 1 |
Author Order: | 1 |
Person Type: | Primary Presenter |
Biosketch: | I am currently a 4th grade literacy and social studies teacher in Fort Smith at a high poverty school that is piloting the PLC process. We encourage students to take an active part in the education process. I have been teaching for 10 years and have earned a Master in Education Leadership from Arkansas Tech University. I have also earned National Board Certification and was named Arkansas Ag in the Classroom Teacher of the Year in 2017. Within my district, I have facilitated several technology workshops and have served on multiple leadership boards. Integrating agriculture in my curriculum can prove to be a bit difficult because most of my |
Organization/Affiliation: | Fort Smith Public Schools |