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What is Materialize

Interdisciplinary and International Perspectives on 3D Printing in Education
The standard definition of this term is altered slightly by the author. This altered term uses the root word “material” as in the substance that goes into 3D prints and the “ize” to describe changes in that substance or attributes for affect. Materialize in the conventional sense also has meaning because 3D printing produces an object where it didn’t exist before.
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Dynamic Decision-Making Model: Integrating 3D Printing in Education
Marlo Bruce Steed (University of Lethbridge, Canada)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7018-9.ch001
Abstract
The purpose of this chapter is to inform educational practitioners as to possible frameworks and models for effectively integrating 3D printing into instruction. This will focus on the conceptual ideas that overarch and guide the decisions for integrating 3D printing in education. Educators need a critical perspective and rationale so that the novelty of the tool doesn't overwhelm sound pedagogy. An understanding of how the features of 3D printing match up with the attributes of instructional approaches is the key to designing and orchestrating effective learning experiences. This chapter describes a model of decision making that takes into account the affordances, constraints, and approaches of 3D printing and details the implications for learning activities. The decision-making model will enable educators to effectively integrate 3D printing into educational contexts.
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