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=Class Project Guidelines for the Maker Hub=
=Class Project Guidelines for the Maker Hub=
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In order to properly support student classwork and our faculty, the Maker Hub needs some advance notice for class-related projects that will involve significant Maker Hub usage. Please see the following guidelines below to design and implement a class project in the Maker Hub that has the highest chance of being successful. Yes, it's long... just read it.
In order to properly support student classwork and our faculty, the Maker Hub needs some advance notice for class-related projects that will involve significant Maker Hub usage. Please see the following guidelines below to design and implement a class project in the Maker Hub that has the highest chance of being successful. Yes, it's long... just read it.
The best recommendation is to break the project up into multiple checkpoints. A sample 3D printing project might follow this timeline...
The best recommendation is to break the project up into multiple checkpoints. A sample 3D printing project might follow this timeline...
::<u>Pre-Project</u>: Talk to Nick and Justin about the project. Order materials for the project if necessary (see the “Acquire Materials” section).
::<u>Week 1</u>: Read these 5 specific pages on the Maker Hub Wiki and take the Canvas quizzes for the Maker Hub Intro, the Prototype Lab, and the Prusa 3D Printer.
::<u>Week 2</u>: Schedule time with the Maker Hub staff, Prototype Lab volunteers, or student aces to train on the Prusa 3D Printer and complete the demonstration. At this point, the student is considered “certified” on the Prusa 3D Printer.
Week 3: Undergo a design phase (see the “Include a Design Phase” section). For 3D printing, this will probably involve drawing the object in CAD.
::<u>Week 3</u>: Undergo a design phase (see the “Include a Design Phase” section). For 3D printing, this will probably involve drawing the object in CAD.
Week 4: Build/Print all parts for the project. Assemble the parts and see if the finished product meets the goal of the project. Iterate if necessary.
::<u>Week 4/5</u>: Enter the build phase. Build/Print all parts for the project. Assemble the parts and see if the finished product meets the goal of the project. Iterate if necessary.
As you can see, this process can take a while, but it greatly increases the likelihood of your class project being a success. Please share with Nick and Justin the due dates of the various phases of your project so we know when to expect your students.
As you can see, this process can take a while, but it greatly increases the likelihood of your class project being a success. Please share with Nick and Justin the due dates of the various phases of your project so we know when to expect your students.
Include a Design Phase:
Include a Design Phase: