3D-printed cylinder and disc shapes on a classroom desk

3D Printing for Calculus by Sue Francis

We went to EdTechGZ in Guangzhou, China on Oct 27 2018 and saw this great workshop by Sue Francis, high school math teacher at AISG.

We went to EdTechGZ in Guangzhou, China on Oct 27 2018 and saw this great workshop by Sue Francis, high school math teacher at AISG. This is the best example we’ve seen of integrating 3D printing into a traditional academic class. Thanks to Sue Francis for letting us film and share this, and thanks to AISG for hosting EdTech for free every year.

Check out the video made by our resident maker Mike Shaw here: https://youtu.be/O63kPj3TEeI

3D-printed cylinder and disc shapes on a classroom desk Sue Francis holding a 3D-printed volume of revolution model beside a calculus slide 3D-printed cross-section shapes displayed on a desk Sue Francis and a colleague reviewing a student project at a desk

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