Dave Gaylord, VP of Product and Technology at MatterHackers, shares his top 5 tips for people designing assistive devices with 3D printing

In this guest blog, Ed Charlwood from Nottingham High School discusses the pedagogy of CAD in design and technology education

Today we’re delighted to be announcing the final prize lineup for the make:able challenge – from 3D printers to 3D scanners, filament and more!

As the deadline for the make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge draws closer, we’d just like to provide some advice on submissions.

In today’s blog we’re going to look at 3 interesting ways that 3D printing can be used in education to solve real-world problems.

Is it possible to generate beautiful images of Tinkercad designs? Yes it is! And in this blog, we look at 5 steps to help you do just that.

This month, we asked our pioneer teachers to share with us something positive that has come from the unprecedented situation at hand.

We recently caught up with technology teacher and 3D print enthusiast, Jesus Huerta, who now has a fleet of 30 3D printers at his school.