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A Tour of the 3DEXPERIENCE Lab, Part 1
In this blog, Ben gives you a virtual tour of the 3DEXPERIENCE Lab
... ContinuedMastering SOLIDWORKS Visualize and Creating the FIRST Global Challenge Field
In this blog by intern Ben, he explains how to learn and master SOLIDWORKS Visualize
... ContinuedA Time To Be Thankful
Here in the US, November is the time of year to show thanks for all the many things we often take for granted like good health, our families, friends, and for our veterans that serve our country. SOLIDWORKS
... ContinuedBuilding a Deck with SOLIDWORKS Weldment Tools, Part One
In this Part One of Building Deck with SOLIDWORKS blog, intern Brian explains the different steps on how he built a deck using SOLIDWORKS.
... ContinuedUsing the 3DEXPERIENCE Lab’s UR-10 Robot for Cinematography
In this blog, you will how to use the 3DEXPERIENCE Lab UR-10 Robot to hold a camera in order to achieve dramatic cinematographic shots.
... ContinuedFIRST Global Challenge Dubai Inspires STEM Students and the World
Great challenges face our planet. Today’s students will solve our biggest problems. The FIRST Global Challenge is a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Olympic – like competition that showcases students’ abilities to solve one of the 14 Grand Challenges
... ContinuedUsing SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal for Cardboard Packaging Design
In thig blog, you will learn how to use SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal for Cardboard Packaging Design.
... ContinuedCreating the Shapetober Skull
In this blog by Justin Burton, he shows us how to create a Skull in Shape It app in Apps For Kids.
... ContinuedUsing SOLIDWORKS for New Creative Purposes
In this blog, you will learn how to use SOLIDWORKS for different new creative purposes such as designing a ring.
... Continued#Shapetober 2019 Round Up!
It’s the middle of October, which means #Shapetober is in full swing! The models below were created in Apps For Kids, xDesign and there are many other creations! Check out these models created by some of our amazing and creative
... ContinuedSolving Mounting Problems Using xDesign
In this blog, you will learn how to use SOLIDWORKS xDesign to save money and use
... ContinuedGet Spooky with the #Shapetober Riff Off!
Throughout the month of October, you can tag your Apps for Kids, xDesign, or xShape creations on social media with the #Shapetober and SOLIDWORKS Education will share your models with the world! This year, we want to include everyone in on the fun with our Apps for Kids #Shapetober Riff Off! Find the skull model created by SOLIDWORKS EDU below in the Apps for Kids public gallery, riff it, add something weird or fun to the design, and then share publicly with the world! At the end of October, we’ll see what kind of crazy model this Riff Off has wrought!
... ContinuedTeaching Enrichment with Apps for Kids Classroom, Part Two
Michael Steeves is a Senior Product Introduction Manager at SOLIDWORKS who volunteers to teach an after school enrichment class at his daughter’s elementary school. He utilizes Apps for Kids Classroom to teach the students about 3D modeling, printing, and more. In Part Two of his story, Michael gives other educators advice on how to best use Classroom to teach.
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS Apps for Kids How-To: Share to the Public Gallery
Publicly sharing your incredible model in Apps For Kids is easy! In today’s video, we will learn how to share your project with other users in the community. The Apps For Kids admin may choose your project for the Featured
... ContinuedTeaching Enrichment with Apps for Kids Classroom, Part One
Michael devised a curriculum using Apps for Kids Classroom. Apps for Kids is an ecosystem of apps designed to take children as young as four through the engineering workflow, and excite them about design possibilities. The Classroom interface allows educators to create self-contained classes, where students can design and share their projects in one digital space. It allows for better organization and lets educators keep tabs on what their students are working on. And Michael put his students to work.
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