Good to meet David Morgan from the Field Studies Council, who sent me some resources for using 3D printed landscapes, or "pocket landscapes" as he called them...
I think they have some potential to become a little more mainstream once schools are able to afford 3D printers. We are fortunate to have two of them in the DT department...
There are plenty of ideas below for how to use them in creating some new resources for teachers. I am hoping to make more use of this in time...
Me in Cwm Idwal a couple of weeks ago.
I think they have some potential to become a little more mainstream once schools are able to afford 3D printers. We are fortunate to have two of them in the DT department...
There are plenty of ideas below for how to use them in creating some new resources for teachers. I am hoping to make more use of this in time...
Here's one in situ in the landscape which it is representing...Our very own Education Technology Officer @FSC_EdTech using "Pocket Mountains" to support landscape exploration and interpretation. #GAConf18 #geographyteacher pic.twitter.com/pKWgjrQjxn— Field Studies Coun (@FieldStudiesC) April 6, 2018
Me in Cwm Idwal a couple of weeks ago.
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