TinkerCAD had its first release all the way back in 2011 and it has come a long way since then. The latest release has introduced a raft of new, interesting features, and [HL ModTech] has been nice ...

For generations, Pakistan’s education system has been shaped by a colonial-era industrial model—standardized, age-gated, and rooted in rote memorization. Education has been reduced to a transaction: ...

While we use a lot of CAD tools, many of us are fans of Tinkercad — especially for working with kids or just doing something quick. But many people dislike having to work across the Internet with ...

A list of the best free CAD software was just asking to be compiled seeing that so many novice designers are always on the lookout for such tools. There is no doubt that a computer-aided design tool ...

I’ve always felt it was a waste of time to cry over things I can’t change. However, as I sat on my bedroom floor recently, struggling to twist open the glucose sensor my daughter needs to survive, ...

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CAD programs let you design everything from tiny pieces of electronic equipment to large buildings, dams, 3D designs, and more. Naturally, CAD programs are expensive as most professionals use them to ...

When it comes to nurturing creativity and innovative problem-solving in the classroom, the importance of design-based learning cannot be overstated. And the good news? Even the youngest students can ...

Tinkercad is Autodesk’s 100% free online 3D design application for beginners. Installation is therefore not necessary, regardless of the operating system. Currently available in 16 languages, the ...

3D Insider is ad supported and earns money from clicks, commissions from sales, and other ways. The rise of 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing (AM), is no longer the stuff of science ...

The Philadelphia trio pays tribute to a baffling 1984 LP of programmed drums and indulgent guitar recorded by an obstinate Lou Reed collaborator. They’re not so much imitators as acolytes. Here are ...