#whatisschool archive 10.3.16 “3D printing”

Thank you for joining us for #whatisschool this week as we discussed 3D printing and its cross-curricula links. There were some amazing ideas about how to use 3D printing, their current and future uses as well as inspirational and unique ideas for integration. We were lucky to have Nathan Stevens join us to host this week’s chat.

The #whatisschool community showed their passion for learning today and their passion for 3D printing! This archive is packed full of incredible ideas, practical uses and resources guaranteed to inspire you.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Next week (due to daylight savings changes) our chat times are different for most areas! Please see below for updated chat times and spread the word! See you next week at 7pm EDT!!!!

Image source: http://www.zdnet.com/article/promising-trend-for-innovators-3d-printer-prices-are-falling/

For those of you who are new to Twitter Chats or #whatisschool, we meet every Thursday 7pm EDT to discuss the important issues in Education and this discussion forms an impressive archive of learning for everyone involved. All you have to do is jump on twitter at this time every week and use the hashtag #whatisschool and contribute (or just lurk).

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Here is the archive of our chat via @storify – https://storify.com/mrkempnz/3d-printing-at-whatisschool-by-mrkempnz-www-mrkemp – Please share and make sure you continue to join our inspirational chats.

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