Admin webmdave Posted January 13, 2017 Admin Share Posted January 13, 2017 To listen to this episode, download the mp3 directly, find us on iTunes, or use the player below.http://traffic.libsyn.com/wsst/LOL158.mp3 In this installment of On the Lookout, we explore another device in the world of desktop fabrication. Recently, we were able to test out Carvey – a tabletop 3D carving machine from Inventables. Right out of the box, we discovered Carvey to be a remarkably easy to use tool appropriate for younger learners. Solidly built, Carvey’s small footprint can easily sit on a tabletop, and features an enclosed frame that keeps the workspace relatively clean and safe. Of course, Carvey’s reach extends well beyond the science classroom, and will function as a savvy tool that any STEAM program or Makerspace could rely upon for hands-on student learning. Listen to (and watch our unbox video) to see how this new digital manufacturing tool can allow students to transform their digital creations into physical, everyday objects. On the Lookout episodes showcase newer technologies that have recently caught our eye, and we are exploring how they might be used in the classroom. Links: Carvey, from Inventables Exclusive First Look: Inventables’ Sleek New “3D Carving” Machine Is the DesignerIn 2012, our good friend Meemo for us. It told the story of growing up in Rich’s Pentecostal church and the hardship it is to suppress who you are in order to conform to an outward fundamentalist ideal. We sat down together for a conversation to catch up with Meemo to see where her journey through life has brought her now. View the full article Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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