Posts in Category: Education

Hands-On Experience 3D Printing Crucial to Prepping Students for Design and Manufacturing

Published in: 3D Printers, Additive Manufacturing, Education

Mass-produced products have been made with methods like injection molding, casting, and machining for the entirety of the industrial age. However, a handful of 3D printing companies are aiming to change that, and making additive manufacturing a cost-effective option to create end-use products. Businesses that design and manufacture products will need designers and engineers who

What’s New in the 2019-2020 SOLIDWORKS Education Edition?

Written by: Frank Cavalier

Published in: Education

The 2019-2020 SOLIDWORKS Education Edition comes ready with everything a student needs to learn, and everything a teacher needs to teach the world’s most widely used 3D CAD software. Teachers and learners have access to the same 3D development instruments that numerous engineering and design experts around the globe use to concentrate on what’s really

3 Simple Ways to Guide your Kids into Engineering

Written by: Kevin Holbrook

Published in: Education

Your KIDS Are the FUTURE of Engineering The other day I happened to be watching a video on my cell phone from Destin Sandlin on his “SmarterEveryDay” YouTube channel and my 9-year-old daughter sat next to me. She was instantly ingrained in watching them hit a golf ball at 500 mph to see at which

How the MakerBot Method can Return the Company to Its Former Glory With the Help of Stratasys

Written by: Ken Postel

Published in: 3D Printers, Additive Manufacturing, Education

Tags: 3D Printing, Stratasys, MakerBot, Method

The MakerBot Replicator 2X was the Best in its Class I fell in love with 3D printing with the MakerBot Replicator 2X. It was the first 3D printer I ever got to use and I was immediately hooked from day one. I love it so much I managed to convince my boss to let me

Are College Graduates Really Ready for the World of Tomorrow?

Written by: Frank Cavalier

Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD, Education

Tags: SOLIDWORKS EDU

I was reading an article recently, and it asked the question, “Are college graduates ready for the jobs of tomorrow?”. When I graduated, I wasn’t fully prepared for the pressures of the working world. My assumption was that you went to college, graduated and started your career. I never really thought to myself, “Am I