The Woodlands College Park High School is expanding their art department with the addition of a 3D printer. This opportunity will allow students to gain experience in using increasingly prevalent technology. The students will assemble the equipment and learn to troubleshoot any problems they have in a supervised fashion from the moment the 3D printer arrives on their campus. They will then have access to the printer to experiment with the 3D modeling software that they were exposed to in the academic setting.
With the funding from the Dr. David Gottlieb Education Microgrant, the Woodlands College Park High School will be able to purchase the 3D printer to provide this opportunity of hands-on learning with advanced technology.