Description
Key Learnings
- Discover how Fusion 360 can create a global classroom where students and industry experts work together
- Discover how Fusion 360 and 3D printing can unite to create a world-class curriculum
- Discover how pedagogy can enhance the learning experience for students when using Fusion 360
- Discuss how we can prepare students for the new industrial revolution and the future of making things
Speakers
- SPSteven ParkinsonAfter completing a Bachelor of Science (Hons) degree in Nottingham and a master’s degree in Sheffield, Steven Parkinson became a teacher of design and technology and engineering. He has worked across the United Kingdom in many different institutions, ranging from secondary education to university. Working alongside Autodesk, Inc., for the last 5 years has enabled him to lead national projects, including the implementation of Autodesk products across all United Kingdom’s secondary schools. Parkinson is very much a believer in The New Industrial Revolution, which will see the Future of Making of Making Things evolve. This will involve the increased demand on digital tools to power more robotics, electronics, programming, and 3D printing, with the creation of many new high-skilled engineering jobs.
- MWMike WestlakeTo assist in Matthew Bell's presentation of how to inspire and engage students in the use of Autodesk products through competitions such as WorldSkills and how the ex-competitors then become perfect Student Experts