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Started Apr 28
Posting ideas and thoughts.
View Current PostsThere are projects you use that are worth sharing with other teachers:Curriculum ideasVideosRubricsProjects…Continue
Started Sep 18, 2019
More videos on User Guide Tutorials Page
Scroll this page...scroll down for a look-seePenguin model from User Guide added. Trying…Continue
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Started Mar 22, 2018
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Shed-roof Shed project (as a Sketch and purchase project)
Projects to go with this series of updated/changed shed models:
Research and 'purchase' each and every part of the shed model. Be aware of the lengths of lumber to be purchased vs the length of lumber to be cut on the job.
Sketch each part of the shed beginning with the pier block. (Both Isometric sketches AND orthographic sketches.)
Sketch the entire shed…
ContinuePosted on September 22, 2020 at 12:40pm
Drafting
The 'basics' is what the sketching and drafting posts are about. In today's school environment there are other ways to teach design. This is an attempt to fill in some blanks for teachers who have spent little time sketching and drawing. Simply put, it is our attempt to encourage time with a pencil and paper for both teachers and students.
Build up your library. There are many $5.00 books 'out there'. …
ContinuePosted on September 18, 2020 at 9:59am
Sketching, Sketching/drafting book, and a Sketching Packet to encourage pencil/paper projects
The 'basics' is what the sketching and drafting posts are about. In today's school environment there are other ways to teach design. This is an attempt to fill in some blanks for teachers who have spent little time sketching and drawing. Simply put, it is our attempt to encourage time with a pencil and paper for both teachers and students.
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ContinuePosted on September 18, 2020 at 9:16am
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Thank you, Bob!
Thanks for accepting my invite and supporting my current summer camp due to launch in about a week
Thanks for allow me to post my work
Hi Bob, I really wish I could. I'm already scheduled for a different PD that week. I look forward to working with you soon.
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Thank you very much, Bob
Thank you, Bob! I will better my Rhino skill as much as I can.
Regards,
Khammaradt
Thanks Bob,
I'm the wearer of many hats, student/teacher/administrator, when it comes to Rhino in our R&D department. I just came on to help with some design transitions and I'm looking for all sources of information that will help me learn and teach Rhino; not just at our company, but also with the schools and organizations I interact with through missions work and through the STEM programs of the Civil Air Patrol.
thank you, Bob
and to all guys in community
Hello Bob.
I'm an Industrial Design Engineer with postgraduate studies in Industrial Design and I've been using Rhino since 2005, after receiving my Level II certification, both for educational and commercial projects in various sectors (mostly industrial, furniture and eye-wear). I've been also collaborating with AKTO Art & Design College in Athens, Greece, as a Rhino teacher for a while.
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