This presentation serves as an overview of scan data editing issues regardless of the tools used to solve them. More importantly, these techniques can open the door to a range of creative applications that allow you to greatly extend your digital modeling and digital fabrication tool kit.

Join us for an engaging conversation backed by research on online education. What works, what doesn't, which populations benefit, which don't.

This session will focus on efforts to draw on the activity of podcasting itself as a media practice to drive engagement in the classroom.

Learn how to incorporate Onshape into your curriculum in a way that is fun, collaborative, and focused on the engineering design process.

Receive the perspective of a STEAM specialist who has over 10 years of experience teaching K-8 students and collaborating with other educators. Learn about the skills developed by students and how they felt about their learning experience.

A session for educators at all levels who are looking for a holistic, multi-disciplinary pathway for integrating coding, computational thinking, 3D printing, makerspace projects, design, and engineering into the traditional "core" curriculum.

nTopology Application Engineer Alec Guay will introduce you to the software and show you how to use it, including the block system, fields, lattices, and reusable workflows.

Based on the success of last year’s Master Class in low fidelity prototyping, we’re bringing back this workshop for another year! Join prototyping expert Matthew Wettergreen in a small class setting designed for instructors to gain first-hand knowledge in using low fidelity prototyping techniques in remote classes.

For this session, Matt Griffin will be advocating for something unusual to take the place of these common practices: folded paper techniques for creating easy to execute / easy to disseminate, hand-made books that are as charming a means to encapsulate knowledge as they are fun to handle and explore.

In this talk, we’ll discuss the basics of working with this functional programming language, get our hands dirty with 3D coordinate systems, transformations, and randomness, and highlight multiple ways to create 3D models directly from the curated Wolfram ecosystem, including mathematics, chemistry, biology, and geography.

Have you started using Fusion 360? Interested to explore more than the 101 Skills? Come learn about the next level of Fusion 360. We will start with Components, joints, contact sets, and motion links.

This session is designed for educators or those looking to learn a new skill; you will walk away having completed several brainstorming sessions and be able to conduct your own sessions with friends, colleagues, and students in the future.

Join Jonah Boucher as he explores how you can easily incorporate computational thinking and coding in the context of a math curriculum.

This session, led by Guillermo Melantoni, Autodesk’s Senior Product Line Manager for Tinkercad and Fusion 360, will cover different aspects of the transition from Tinkercad into Fusion 360, including a very well-documented case study.