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Computer aided design

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In order to access TinkerCAD you must log into Chrome go into Google Classroom the assignment to join TinkerCAD and click on the link. Your student ID number is your password. ​

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Tinkercad lessons and rubrics. If the slides are not viewable below then open the tinkercad file directly under this text.
19-20_tinkercad.pdf
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share_tink_design.pdf
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How to Submit TinkerCAD Starters

Submitting the TinkerCAD work, 1) Share the file. When you are in TinkerCAD open the file you want to submit. In the upper right side of the TinkerCAD screen the is an image of a silhouette with a plus sign on it, next to the Minecraft pickaxe and lego brick, click it.  A Collaborate box will appear asking you to generate a new link. Click on generate new link then click on copy link. 2) Go to Canvas, open the assignment, click on submit, click on the text tab, click in the text tab and then paste the link in that area (right click paste/ command + V (Mac) / Ctrl + V (PC). Then click submit again.
The video on the right explains how to access TinkerCAD for Technology 7 class, how to find the starters, how to share your file, and how to submit the link to me. Good Luck.

How to submit Lessons

Lessons Videos

TinkerCad Lessons 2021

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Starters Part 1

Starters Part 2

Number Blocks video tutorials

36- Grooved Block                                                                            43- Lap Dovetail Block
The video on the right is a basic block #34 End Lap Member. The video demonstrates removing a piece from the larger block to create the desired finished product. Additional blocks are posted below.

SnowMan Practice Video

The video below is how the snowman was built in class.
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Additional Snowman vid's

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 Helpful links for projects  Link for snowman help copy and paste the link. Or click the images to the left.
https://youtu.be/oWikx-HlX80     ​https://youtu.be/6C9WBsrqR2o
Desk Organizer Part 1
Tutorial redo
Desk Organizer Part 2

2020 T-Cad Desk Organizer

Be original and creative with your desk organizer. Copying what was created above will only get you partial points. Google Search images of desk organizers. Keep in mind the size limitation of the desk organizer and remember to include the required storage spaces.  
How to submit Tinkercad to Google Classroom 
2020 you are submitting through Canvas not Google Classroom
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Quarter 3 2020 Tinkercad project

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In the high school one software you may use to create 3 dimensional designs is Fusion. This program is a more advanced CAD program that can be used by a student for free for three years. If you are interested you can click the image to the right.

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