Peter Suchmann's Blog – September 2013 Archive (1)

3D Printing- S.T.E.A.M. is "hot" and so is this!

After 30 years as  a Science Coordinator and Science Teacher in Great Neck Schools, I have seen a lot of technology advances in the classroom. I retired 2 years ago and have been searching for a new technology to develop for schools. Eureka- I found it!!!! I am now offering Professional Development and support training for 3D Printing enthusiasts in Long  Island schools. It has been said that 3D Printing is "the next big thing". I quite agree. Please visit our website - …

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