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As the Fab Lab Director for STEM School Chattanooga during the '14 - '15 school year, I was blessed to get to experience education with from a totally different view. One such blessing, was the opportunity to work with several 3D printers. Below is a synopsis of an email exchange I recently had with a colleague who was asking for advise on bringing 3D printing into her school. She had a small amount of experience with 3D printing and was in the process of writing for approximately $5,000 in education technology grants for her elementary school. If you are new to 3D printing but are interested in learning more about how it can impact a classroom, this may be a good place to start.
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