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We had a great time. Glad to hear that so did the attendees!

“Hi! My name is Maxwell Taylor and I currently attend Cal Poly SLO studying software engineering. I grew up in Los Altos, CA and lived there most of my life. After spending a few years at a french immersion school in the bay area our family moved to Paris for about a year a half.

Click here to participate without a user account! Link to 3D Network Panel presentation (Monday, 11:00 – 12:00) Sample 3D models created by students in NCLab Click for 3D view! Phone, Biplane, Clock, Cozy cone, DNA, Gear, Kuwait Tower, Minecraft Skeleton, Monitor, Packman, Pagoda, Rook, Silver Legacy, Skateboard, Snowman, Submarine, Truck, Whistle, Wither, Drilled Cube,

Thank you for visiting our presentations and our booth, and stay in touch. Do not forget to claim your 10 free student accounts! Below are some photos. Let’s begin with the beautiful city of Philadelphia:   ISTE was a busy place. Our booth, attended by Apryl and Rashelle, attracted lots of kids: Teachers, principals, and

Come see us at booth #647! We are looking forward to meeting you, or seeing you again! Here are some other ways to meet us at ISTE: Come to our presentation titled “Learn 3D Modeling in One Hour” that will take place on 8:30 – 9:30 am on Monday June 29. Join the 3D Network

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In the following week or two, we will release a new free app and a new self-paced course dedicated to Python Turtle with 3D Modeling Skills. This is a great introductory programming course where students learn Python while drawing patterns. There are many implementations of the Turtle on the web. The one in NCLab will

The 2nd Reno Makers’ Faire took place on Saturday May 30 and it featured more than 60 makers. It was the first for NCLab. We were excited to be there. It was HOT. The NCLab booth was surrounded at any given time. Next time we will bring more Chromebooks: Another view of our booth, now

The workshop took place on a rather short notice, right after the NASA 3D Modeling Challenge was announced. The demand quickly exceeded the workshop’s capacity of 50 students. We pushed the limit to 60, which was still OK because some students were willing to work in pairs. The workshop’s objective was to explain the rules

Last Thursday we hosted a one-day computer programming and 3D modeling workshop for the G. Whittell High School in Zephyr Cove, NV. The students had a chance to review our free Hour of Code tutorials and we will adjust some of them based on their recommendations. We spent the rest of the day working on