3D printing in the school can be cool
- Author:
- Diego Lieban
- Topic:
- Calculus, Combinatorics, Geometry, Rotation, Solids or 3D Shapes, Surface, Symmetry, Translation, Volume
Collection of possibilities to connect 3D printing and DGS for teaching and learning math.
Table of Contents
Interactive Materials
- Designing & Adapting GAMES and PUZZLES
- "Tetris" Blocks
- Cubo para Marcela UFTM
- Archimedean Principle
- Rotational Sculpture
- Quadric Surfaces & other surfaces and solids defined algebraically
- Baravelle Spirals
- Tessellation - Airplane
- Viviani's theorem
- Cross section & Relative position
- Voronoi possibilities
- Tessellation
- Cosmographic Mystery
- How many cubes?
- Octagon to Square Dissection
- Geometric Patterns - Isis project
- Puzzle Square - Equilateral triangle
- Coluna Distorcida
PDF Presentation
How to print out from GeoGebra?
Extra References