Turning Ideas into Three-Dimensional Objects

The desire to learn new things isn't limited to anyone. In our 3D printing course under the From Learning to Earning project, we teach young students everything from creating prototypes on online platforms to removing finished pieces from the printer once they're done.

This year, we launched our 3D workshop with 11 young people and 1 teacher from the Superación Santa Lucía High School. Students were brimming with enthusiasm to discover how printers work, how to design different parts using basic shapes, and even how to build models from photographs. 3D modeling platforms offer countless tools that help achieve professional-quality finishes in designs.

 

These young people traveled from distant places to Camasca, where the Regional STEAM Center is located, to gain new knowledge, and it's here that we realize that limits exist only Blog- Englishwhen we impose them ourselves

They arrived early each day at the classroom where their lessons were held, eager to turn their ideas into three-dimensional objects, learning up close, step by step, the entire creation process.

They left us some comments about their impressions of the course, and we'd like to share them with you:

"The 3D printing workshop has helped me grow both personally and professionally, broadening and strengthening my knowledge and skills in design as well as in using the various platforms needed for 3D printing."

—Teacher who accompanied the students in the 3D Printing course

"What surprised me most was learning how to create different designs and convert them into formats that let us print the pieces we made on our computers. I also learned how to use the printers properly and how to maintain them."

- Student

"I see this as a wonderful learning opportunity. Thanks to it, I now look at things in a more interesting way, because I've realized that whenever a new chance to learn comes along, it's essential to make the most of it."

- Student