SOLIDWORKS World – Innovation in Education
SOLIDWORKS World 2015 is less than 2 weeks away in Phoenix, Arizona. We expect over 6000+ attendees. This is the engineering event not to be missed. If you cannot attend, we will be streaming General Sessions every day.
We are fortunate to have educators, at all levels, presenting on a variety of topics showcasing their innovation in the classroom and with their students. Topics include, US Labor Workforce development, Flipped Classroom with Kinematics, Common Core Standards, Certification, Project based learning, Manufacturing curriculum, SOLIDWORKS Electrical lessons, Physics modeling of the universe, Fab Labs Education and more, Below is a complete list. Marie
SOLIDWORKS WORLD 2015 Education Breakout Sessions |
Project-Based Learning and the Common CoreDeveloping curriculum can be challenging for educators—this class helps instructors understand the framework needed for a project-based learning environment and how to develop curriculum that meets the new Common Core standards.
Speaker: Elise Moss, Moss Designs Time: Tuesday 2:45PM Room: North 226B |
Tips and Tricks on Passing the CSWP ExamThis session will present tips and tricks for passing the CSWP. Hands-on
Speakers: John Edrington, Bryan Ray, Purdue University Time: Monday 10:30AM Room: North 227B |
SOLIDWORKS in Project-Based Learning Turku University of Applied Sciences has used SOLIDWORKS for over 15 years to prepare future engineers to meet work challenges with SOLIDWORKS and EPDM. Examples are presented on work done by engineering teams for reach groups and industry.Speaker: Jussi Liikkanen, Turku University of Applied Sciences
Time: Tuesday 10:30AM Room: North 125 A-B |
Flipped Classroom for Kinematics Using the SOLIDWORKS Motion This hands-on session will explain how to use SOLIDWORKS Motion simulation to flip and reinvigorate your vector mechanics (kinematics, dynamics, synthesis of mechanism) classroom.
Speaker: Miodrag Micic, Cerritos College Time: Wednesday 2:45PM Room: North 129 A-B |
US Department of Labor DASI Solutions: Industrial Design Technician Apprenticeship To address the shortage of potential employees, DASI Solutions has announced an apprenticeship program recognized by the U.S. Department of Labor. The two-year program focused on SOLIDWORKS will prepare workers for all aspects of industrial design and provide employers with a skilled workforce. Speakers: David Darbyshire, Annette Norris, DASI Solutions
Time: Monday 2:45PM Room: North 129 A-B
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Implementing SOLIDWORKS in a Manufacturing Curriculum Educators and trainers will learn how to infuse SOLIDWORKS and Solid Design into a manufacturing curriculum or training program. Learn key components of solid design for CNC machining and 3D printing
Speaker: Dave Zamora, Ztech Manufacturing LLC Time: Monday 1:30PM Room: North 221 |
SOLIDWORKS (Household) Electrical for Technical Schools Through project-based learning, this session will explore how SOLIDWORKS Electrical is used in Technical High Schools throughout the Netherlands. Intended for teachers and instructors, attendees will create their own templates and custom symbols, and develop single-line and multiline schematics. Common, easy-to-obtain components for the classroom will be developed into a working model. The connection to 3D SOLIDWORKS will be explored.
Speaker: Jack van den Broek, CADSMES BV Time: Monday 1:30PM Room: North 226B
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Secrets of the Universe Revealed: Earth, Moon, Sun, the Seasons, and Zodiac This session will use SOLIDWORKS to examine the earth’s orbit around the sun and why we have seasons, and calculate the hours of daylight on any day of the year. We will also use SOLIDWORKS to examine why we sometimes have solar and lunar eclipses, but not often. We will look at the similarities between astrology and astronomy and the signs of the Zodiac
Speaker: Paul Parise, Convergent Technologies Time: Monday 4:30PM Room: North 128 A-B |
Fab Futures: Fab Labs in Education and InnovationFab Labs are changing the way educators teach STEM, inspiring next-generation STEM workforce and innovators. The talk will give background on the Fab Lab network in education and innovation, discuss the Mobile Fab Lab (which will be at the event!) as well as discuss formal education implementation.
Speaker: Sherry Lassiter, The Fab Foundation Time: Tuesday 2:45PM Room: North 229 |