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Currently, the MLI Loaner Library has two different types of 3D printing items:
- 3Doodler pen
- Dremel 3D printer
For each item, schools will need to purchase their own filament. Filament for each item can be purchased from the company website or some local suppliers. 3Doodler pen – website, DeSerres WEM, Michaels, Chapters/Indigo, ToysRUs, BestBuy. Dremel 3D printer – website, Canadian Tire, or Marson Equipment Ltd in Edmonton.
If schools are looking to purchase a 3D printer, Parkland's partner and authorized dealer is Imagination Technology Inc. and all purchases would go through Linda Lee at CFE.
Information, Ideas and Lessons
- 3D Printing in Education Facebook Page
- 3D Design using Tinkercad
- 3Doodler pen – upwards Blog, Projects, Curriculum Library, Design Challenges, What Will You Create Book? (comes in 3Doodler pen Loaner Kit)
- 45 websites for 3D Printable Models (free – $)
- Autodesk 123D Design – free modeling and CAD software for Windows (ask IT to install)
- Autodesk 3D STEAM projects search page – scroll down to Resources for Educators
- Design Make Teach – tips, tutorials, lessons
- Doodle3D iOS app – video
- Dremel 3D printer – https://3dprinter.dremel.com/
- Education in 3D
- Give It Form project
- Grades 3-8 Lesson Plans
- How to Start a 3D Printer Club
- Lesson Plan Models
- Makers Empire 3D Schools: Lesson Ideas
- Makerbot Edu 3D Curriculum in Thingiverse
- Micro cube 3D printer – https://printm3d.com/themicro
- Pinshape – info on hardware, software, processing, lessons, projects, tutorials, collections
- Secondary/JH 3D Printing Curriculum
- STLFinder – search engine for 3D models
- Thingiverse – various 3D models
- Ultimaker – lessons, activities, ideas, resources
- Yobi3D: a 3D model search engine
- YouMagine – open source 3D designs
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