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3D Printing

A hands-on workshop for educators of every grade and subject: Tinkercad design, preparing models, operating and troubleshooting printers, tools and materials, and printer selection, plus practical classroom applications and lesson ideas. Participants design and take home their own Tinkercad project. Bring a laptop with software-installation permission. 5 PD hours; lunch on your own. Presented by Emily Flach, LTC.

Date & time: Wed · Nov 18 · 9:00 AM–2:30 PM CT
Venue: Kaskaskia College Salem Education Center, 1475 W. Whittaker
Salem, IL
Organizer: Regional Office of Education #13
Regional Office of Education #13
Price: Free
Credit: 5 PD hours

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