Course Details

Innovate & Create: 3D Scanning & Printing for Libraries Training Course

INTRODUCTION

"Transform your library into a hub of innovation and creativity with our 3D Scanning & Printing for Libraries Training Course. Learn to integrate makerspaces and digital fabrication labs, empowering patrons to design, create, and innovate. This 3D Scanning & Printing for Libraries Training Course equips librarians with the skills to operate 3D scanners and printers, develop engaging workshops, and foster a culture of hands-on learning. Discover how to leverage 3D technology to enhance library services, promote STEM education, and inspire the next generation of makers."

DURATION

10 days

TARGET AUDIENCE

This course is meticulously designed for:

• Librarians and Makerspace Coordinators: To implement and manage 3D technology.
• Educators and STEM Outreach Specialists: To integrate 3D printing into educational programs.
• Digital Services Librarians: To expand digital fabrication capabilities.
• Children's and Youth Services Librarians: To engage younger audiences with 3D technology.
• Information Science Students and Professionals: To gain expertise in digital fabrication for libraries.
• Anyone seeking to integrate 3D scanning and printing into library services.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the principles and applications of 3D scanning and printing.
• Operate and maintain 3D scanners and printers effectively.
• Design and develop 3D models for printing.
• Integrate 3D technology into makerspaces and digital fabrication labs.
• Develop engaging 3D printing workshops and programs.
• Troubleshoot common 3D printing issues.
• Utilize 3D scanning for archival and educational purposes.
• Understand the safety and ethical considerations of 3D printing.
• Promote 3D printing initiatives and engage with the community.
• Understand the different types of 3D printing technologies.

COURSE MODULES

Module 1: Introduction to 3D Scanning and Printing:

• Overview of 3D scanning and printing technologies.
• The benefits of 3D technology in libraries.
• Exploring existing makerspaces and digital fabrication labs.
• Safety guidelines and best practices.

Module 2: Operating 3D Scanners:

• Understanding different types of 3D scanners.
• Setting up and calibrating 3D scanners.
• Capturing and processing 3D scan data.
• Troubleshooting common scanning issues.

Module 3: Operating 3D Printers:

• Understanding different types of 3D printers (FDM, SLA, etc.).
• Setting up and calibrating 3D printers.
• Loading and managing filament.
• Monitoring and managing print jobs.

Module 4: 3D Modeling and Design:

• Introduction to 3D modeling software (Tinkercad, Fusion 360).
• Designing and modifying 3D models for printing.
• Importing and exporting 3D files.
• Utilizing online 3D model repositories.

Module 5: Integrating 3D Technology into Makerspaces:

• Designing and organizing makerspace layouts.
• Implementing safety protocols and guidelines.
• Developing makerspace policies and procedures.
• Managing equipment and supplies.

Module 6: Developing 3D Printing Workshops and Programs:

• Designing age-appropriate 3D printing workshops.
• Creating engaging activities and projects.
• Integrating 3D printing into STEM education.
• Developing collaborative projects and challenges.

Module 7: Troubleshooting 3D Printing Issues:

• Identifying and resolving common printing problems.
• Maintaining and cleaning 3D printers.
• Replacing components and performing repairs.
• Utilizing online resources for troubleshooting.

Module 8: 3D Scanning for Archival and Educational Purposes:

• Utilizing 3D scanning for artifact preservation.
• Creating 3D models for educational exhibits.
• Developing virtual tours and interactive displays.
• Integrating 3D scanning into research projects.

Module 9: Safety and Ethical Considerations:

• Understanding safety guidelines for 3D printing.
• Addressing ethical concerns related to 3D printing.
• Promoting responsible use of 3D technology.
• Ensuring accessibility and inclusivity.

Module 10: Promoting 3D Printing Initiatives:

• Developing communication and outreach strategies.
• Organizing 3D printing demonstrations and workshops.
• Building partnerships with community organizations.
• Showcasing 3D printing projects and achievements.

 CERTIFICATION

• Upon successful completion of this training, participants will be issued with Macskills Training and Development Institute Certificate

TRAINING VENUE

• Training will be held at Macskills Training Centre. We also tailor make the training upon request at different locations across the world.

AIRPORT PICK UP AND ACCOMMODATION

• Airport pick up and accommodation is arranged upon request

TERMS OF PAYMENT

• Payment should be made to Macskills Development Institute bank account before the start of the training and receipts sent to info@macskillsdevelopment.com