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LaSER is an after-school STEM/Maker/FLL club at a Seattle elementary school. These are notes about what we did in our first year, and how we organized it. Lafayette Science, Engineering, and Robotics did several projects in its first year. * We fielded several FLL teams * We designed Martian habitats and 3D-printed them * We built our own copy of David Gilday's MIndCuber * We designed some wild planes and laser-cut the parts out In organizing the club, the parent volunteers made efficient use of the equipment available, parallelizing tasks where possible. We also tried to find opportunities to promote our "STICK" concepts of engineering: * Simplicity * Tradeoffs * Iteration * Constraints * Keep Moving Forward
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LaSER Kids
- 1. LaSER Kids What We Made This Year http://laserclub.blogspot.com/
- 2. Projects • FLL – First LEGO League teams • Rubik’s Cube Solver • 3D Printing
- 4. Secret Agenda • Simplicity • Tradeoffs • Iterating • Constraints • Keep Moving Forward
- 5. Secret Agenda • Simplicity • Tradeoffs • Iterating • Constraints • Keep Moving Forward
- 6. Secret Agenda • Simplicity STICK – • Tradeoffs The How-To Of STEM’s • Iterating Engineering • Constraints • Keep Moving Forward
- 7. FLL Teams
- 8. FLL Teams
- 9. Programming
- 10. Programming
- 11. Common Base
- 13. FLL Teams
- 15. Build It In Stages
- 16. Build It In Stages • Rotate Cube – 1 dimension
- 17. Build It In Stages • Rotate Cube – 1 dimension • Rotate Cube – 2 dimensions
- 18. Build It In Stages • Rotate Cube – 1 dimension • Rotate Cube – 2 dimensions • Rotate Cube Face SUCCESS
- 19. Build It In Stages • Rotate Cube – 1 dimension • Rotate Cube – 2 dimensions • Rotate Cube Face SUCCESS
- 20. MindCuber
- 23. MindCuber
- 24. MindCuber DEMO
- 26. Design a Martian Habitat
- 28. 3D Printing – CAD?
- 29. 3D Printing – CAD? • Simple to learn
- 30. 3D Printing – CAD? • Simple to learn • Easy to export to fullfilment
- 31. 3D Printing – CAD? • Simple to learn • Easy to export to fullfilment • Web-based
- 32. Tinkercad
- 33. Tinkercad
- 34. Tinkercad
- 35. Results
- 36. LaSER Kids What We Made This Year http://laserclub.blogspot.com/