When asked what they would design if they could 3D print anything, almost everyone said shoes! The Tech Day with Autodesk and Team4Tech was the first time every learner had seen a 3D printer in action.
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Now that we know how to use Tinkercad and the 3D printers that were donated to us last year, we can make these a regular part of our lessons to excite the primary school children about learning,” said Nondi Vokwana, Grade 1 educator from Vision Afrika. “There’s a certain magic that happens when learners see language and math come to life in front of them. Primary school learners are new and infrequent computer users, yet they took to Tinkercad quickly with huge smiles on their faces! Started by The Greater Stellenbosch Development Trust (GSDT), Vision Affrika is a primary school that also provides after care services for secondary school students.
Working with the primary school learners from Vision Afrika was a big highlight for the team. Students learnt to create and customize key rings using tutorials on Project Ignite Here’s a snapshot of week 2 in South Africa: Through one-on-one coaching, group workshops, and lots of community outreach the volunteers energized and equipped the Stellenbosch area for the future. Over the course of two weeks, educators and learners were immersed in classroom technology and our volunteers each had life-changing experiences learning about and connecting with the passionate people from the Kayamandi Township.Īll in all, the team from Autodesk and our partners from Team4Tech and SMALLIFY spent more than 70 hours each working directly with 46 teachers and 110 learners from schools in the community. Our volunteers have returned from their Autodesk pro bono project in South Africa!
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