[Itech] Fwd: FW: MakerBot Academy Monthly Newsletter - July 29, 2014

    Teresa Franklin franklit at ohio.edu
    Wed Jul 30 11:04:21 EDT 2014 
    Hello Graduates,

For those of you wanting to put more computer science, design and
programming into your courses or summer workshops or even a summer camp for
students...I pass this on as a possibility.  Thanks to Marlene Swartz for
this suggestion!

I hope your summer is going well!
Dr. Franklin

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From: Swartz, Marlene < swartzm at ohio.edu 
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Date: Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 6:58 AM
Subject: FW: MakerBot Academy Monthly Newsletter - July 29, 2014
To: "Dikkers, Seann" < dikkers at ohio.edu 
>, "Franklin, Teresa" < franklit at ohio.edu 
>, "Moore, David" < moored3 at ohio.edu 
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Keep up with MakerBot over the summer!

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We had a huge success with the Mars Base Design Challenge
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 and NASA-JPL
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judges took on the difficult task of picking the top winners out of a
record breaking 226 submission. In first place, we have Noah Hornberger for
his Queen B
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Mars Apartment
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and tied for third place are Valcrow's Martian Pyramid
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and Cstarrman's Mars Acropolis
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Congratulations to all the winners!



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Cary Busby is the instructor at a 3D printing camp run by the Muse Knoxville
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a children's science museum in Knoxville, TN. Using a MakerBot Replicator
2, she teaches students ages 9 to 14 about 3D design, focusing on
industries that use 3D printing, like prosthetics and automotive design.
Students leave with "a new appreciation for the possibilities of 3D
printing and additive manufacturing and how it is affecting our community,"
says Busby.

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To celebrate the winners of our Mars Base Design Challenge
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MakerBot's Design Studio has come out with a 3D printable model of the Mars
Rover
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At over a foot tall, this space exploration vehicle is a fun and
challenging project to print and assemble with your students. Download and
print the Mars Rover today and check out NASA-JPL's website
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for relevant classroom materials and lesson plans. We would love to see
your prints so make sure to post pictures on Thingiverse!



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> From printing a bottle that purifies water using UV light to designing Ipod 
stands for patients at a local hospital, Mr. Eckert’s class
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making some amazing inventions with their newly funded MakerBot Replicator
2. We especially love the Yoda stand design, as shown in one of the photos
on their DonorsChoose page. The MakerBot team are huge Star Wars fans --
all of our conference rooms at our HQ are named after Star Wars locations!




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