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"Model Maker is
awesome and boy is it simple to use!"
K.S.
"This new Model Maker is awesome, I
really like the way that you can build and combine different shapes.
Nice work!" P.S. |
SITE Digital Fabrication Library
The
SITE Digital Fabrication Library, to be launched this year, gives educators,
students, and others interested in digital fabrication a rich online environment
to connect with each other and share resources. The library itself is a major
online classroom resource, a platform for Fab Student Networks, and a center for
the educator community with access to relevant blogs, tutorials, videos and
more.
FabLab ModelMaker will interact seamlessly with the SITE Digital Fabrication
Library to download shapes and models for editing and fabrication. Students will
be able to upload their models for others to access.
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The SITE Digital Fabrication Library will
provide students the ability to:
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Search the library for 2D and
3D shape designs and
models.
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Display the results.
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Download selected designs to the local computer
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Submit designs from the local computer for
inclusion in the library.
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Share common project areas in collaboration with
other schools.
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SITE Mission Statement
Site is a society of the Association for the Advancement of Computing in
Education (AACE) for Information Technology and Teacher Education. SITE, The
Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education is an international
association of individual teacher educators, and affiliated organisations of
teacher educators in all disciplines, who are interested in the creation and
dissemination of knowledge about the use of information technology in teacher
education and faculty/staff development.
The society seeks to promote research,
scholarship, collaboration, exchange, and support among its membership, and to
actively foster the development of new national organisations where the need
emerges.
SITE is the only organisation that has as its
sole focus the integration of instructional technologies into teacher education
programs.
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