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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
TECFA and [[user:Daniel K. Schneider|DKS]], i.e. the institution and the guy who run this wiki do have some kind of [[Fab lab]]. According to the [http://wiki.fablab.is/w/index.php?title=Fab_Lab_conformity_rating Fab Lab conformity self-rating] I rate it CCBB: (1) closed or restricted user group, (2) no charter, (3) difficult to do most fab projects but we did produce tutorials, (4) very little, only passive, or no participation outside of local lab. However, I did produce useful tutorials. | TECFA and [[user:Daniel K. Schneider|DKS]], i.e. the institution and the guy who run this wiki do have some kind of [[Fab lab]]. According to the [http://wiki.fablab.is/w/index.php?title=Fab_Lab_conformity_rating Fab Lab conformity self-rating] I rate it CCBB: (1) closed or restricted user group, (2) no charter, (3) difficult to do most fab projects but we did produce tutorials, (4) very little, only passive, or no participation outside of local lab. However, I did produce useful tutorials and contribute in that sense. See the [[:category:Fab lab|fab lab category]] | ||
Our intent is '''not''' to create a fab lab in the sense as these are defined by the FabLab community, but rather explore teaching of design and micro-fabrication in education. To do so, I decided to teach a little class to our master students in educational technology and to invite people from outside (i.e. teacher trainers/support from the local school system). Btw, you won't find a digitial piano in a fablab, but I focus on computer-aided design in general and music is fun :) | Our intent is '''not''' to create a fab lab in the sense as these are defined by the FabLab community, but rather explore teaching of design and micro-fabrication in education. To do so, I decided to teach a little class to our master students in educational technology and to invite people from outside (i.e. teacher trainers/support from the local school system). Btw, you won't find a digitial piano in a fablab, but I focus on computer-aided design in general and music is fun :) | ||
Revision as of 19:53, 12 October 2011
Introduction
TECFA and DKS, i.e. the institution and the guy who run this wiki do have some kind of Fab lab. According to the Fab Lab conformity self-rating I rate it CCBB: (1) closed or restricted user group, (2) no charter, (3) difficult to do most fab projects but we did produce tutorials, (4) very little, only passive, or no participation outside of local lab. However, I did produce useful tutorials and contribute in that sense. See the fab lab category
Our intent is not to create a fab lab in the sense as these are defined by the FabLab community, but rather explore teaching of design and micro-fabrication in education. To do so, I decided to teach a little class to our master students in educational technology and to invite people from outside (i.e. teacher trainers/support from the local school system). Btw, you won't find a digitial piano in a fablab, but I focus on computer-aided design in general and music is fun :)
- Daniel K. Schneider 20:05, 12 October 2011 (CEST)
Equipment
So far, we got the following equipment (there will be 1 or 2 more devices, e.g. a Laser cutter and something for printing on T-Shirts):
(1) Embroidery machine and software
- Elna 8300
- Stitch Era embroidery software (several tutorials)
(2) 3D printer
- RapMan V 3.11
- Tutorials and other useful information: RapMan category. There is also a link to wiki books
Note: I may buy a Up!
(3) Digital piano