3D Printing at Home Support with Kiki Prottsman of CODE.org
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Tom and Tracy Hazzard address how educational aspects relate to what's happening to the 3D printing industry with Kiki Prottsman from CODE.org. This company has developed systems to get computer science curriculum into every grade level from elementary to high school. Their method should be the model for getting 3D printing into all grades instead of each 3D printer company recreating the wheel each time.
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