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3D printing is definitely just beginning to get a foothold in the realm of education. More and more classrooms across the nation and around the world have access to 3D printers, but if you don't have one, there are some great options to help you and your students get access to this technology.
3D printing is definitely just beginning to get a foothold in the realm of education. More and more classrooms across the nation and around the world have access to 3D printers, but if you don't have one, there are some great options to help you and your students get access to this technology.
1. Carlsbad Dove Library Exploration Hub: Access to 3D scanning and printer services in addition to some great tech class options.
2. Makerbot 3D Printing Grant Guide- 2023 (updated annually)
3. Makerbot "How to Fund 3D Printers for Your School" grant writing post with links, includes options that recur throughout the year.
Not sure which printer to is right for you? Check out these resources
Not sure which printer to is right for you? Check out these resources
2. Robo3D is a San Diego 3D printing startup that supports some of the 3D printers at Calavera Hills Middle School through the Classroom of the Future Foundation. Local means good access to support from this growing company.
3. Make Magazine has an interactive 3D printer buyers guide, including a "best for schools" award.
4. PC World Best Printers 2021: https://www.pcmag.com/picks/the-best-3d-printers
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