3Dprinting industry awards – Vote for learnbylayers
The 3Dprinting industry annual awards are in their second year and we are pleased to announce that we have been nominated in the ‘Community Advocate of the Year’ category. Look for our founder Philip Cotton (learnbylayers) and then send a vote our way. The awards are held to highlight the contributions made in to the 3Dprinting industry
from individuals, companies and educational establishments. The categories are listed include;
- Startup of the year
- Aerospace or Automotive application
- Medical, dental or healthcare application
- Creative use of 3Dprinting
- Academic/research team of the year
- Innovation of the year
- Material company of the year
- 3D Scanning Project or Application of the year
- Community advocate of the year
- 3D software of the year
- Personal 3D printer of the year (FFF)
- Personal 3D printer of the year (other)
- Enterprise 3D printer of the year (Polymers)
- Enterprise 3D printer of the year (Metal)
- OEM of the year (personal)
- OEM of the year (enterprise)
- 3D Printing Region of the year
- Investor or Professional Services of the year
Since our launch we have seen our curriculum being taught to over 10,000 students in schools around the world. These schools are now teaching a tried and tested curriculum that has been designed by teachers for teachers and one that is based upon evidence of what works in the classroom. Our aim is to expand the teaching of high quality 3D printing lessons to as many students as possible. That’s why when the curriculum was designed we only worked with current classroom teachers rather than 3D printing companies. To ensure the broadest reach of the curriculum we ensured that it was dynamic and flexible to the main educational standards of the UK, USA and Australia. Our founder Philip Cotton is a teacher and has been working in 3D printing education since 2012. As well teaching students he also works with the UK National STEM centre as an associate facilitator training teachers from around the UK on 3D printing in education.
To cast your vote, visit the link below;
Tag:3dprinting industry, awards, london
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