Student Blogs
Did some recording today for our radio adds to start next week. One is real, the rest are…yeah. Radio Ad (Connor): https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/grit9-bucket/connor_ad.mp3 Radio Ad (AnnaMarie): https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/grit9-bucket/anna+ad.mp3
Elida High School art teacher Mrs. Johnson created a mug on the HTC Vive in an app called MasterpieceVR, then Grit9 printed it on our Flashforge Finder 3D printer. It was so much fun that we decided to collaborate and have all of her sculpture art students experience the same process. They are using the “subtractive” method of sculpturing, similar to how a ice sculpture creator would carve away pieces
November 2nd, 2018 – Current Project: 3d Printer Setup In class currently, I have been working on the 3d printer and have been given full management of the 3d printer and the area that it resides in. On November 2nd I will be building the filament storage unit that we will be using to make sure the filament does not get saturated and stop working correctly. I will be
The end of October summary of all of the progress of the 3d printing meetings for Grit9.
We were fortunate to have Gary Motz from the Ohio School Board Association Magazine visit our classroom. The magazine is distributed to school boards and administration in Ohio. Contact us: grit9design at gmail dot com Read the article: OSBA_magazine_Article
Each team member was asked two questions, What do you want Grit9 to accomplish this year? What do YOU want to accomplish as an individual this year – not necessarily related to Grit9? Here are their thoughts… Mr. Suter Grit9 will: Be the reason 2 students get paid internship/work in their field. Have 30 students average attendance at Grit9 meetings for the year. Net $10,000. Have every Tech+Entrepreneurship student earns
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