Learn how to design specifically for 3D printing in Tinkercad and test your knowledge in a quiz

A 3D printing and assistive technology design challenge for students, brought to you by PrintLab and Autodesk

A human-centred design project where students create a range of assistive devices for people with disabilities

Students design solutions to limit the spread of viruses such as Covid-19 on surfaces

An overview of the 3D printing industry - delivered in 12 minutes across 8 short videos

Learn how to optimise slicer settings to achieve the best quality prints and test your knowledge in a quiz

Send Tinkercad models to Fusion 360 for further editing and visual presentations

Get started with Fusion 360 software and learn all the essential tools

A guided research workshop where students learn about the various 3D printing technologies

Students will manufacture an assistive device to help users with arthritis

A lesson where students explore sound waves by designing a functional whistle for their sports department

Students design and 3D print wrenches to fit various sized nuts and bolts

Students upcycle waste materials at their school by combining them with 3D printed forms to create useful products

Students design tactile tangram puzzles for people with visual impairments

Students design and 3D print a volumetric scale model of their classroom before redesigning it to enhance their learning

Students learn how to design and make surrealist sculptures with 3D scanning technology

A mathematical lesson where students explore volumes of cubes to create their own puzzle

Students are challenged to design tactile matching games for people who are blind or have visual impairments

Students create an intervention that encourages the reuse of a product that would typically be thrown away after a single use

Students are taught about maracas and their construction before designing their own percussion instrument

A 30-page team portfolio that guides students to create a 3D printing business

Students learn about joints in the body and arthritis before designing assistive finger tools

A series of design challenges where students fix and recreate broken artefacts

Students design assistive clips that attach to objects to make them more accessible

A series of scenarios where students must solve mathematical challenges using slicing software

Students combine 2D technical drawing with 3D modelling and 3D printing to create a bowling alley

Design, edit and 3D print chemical structures