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Today we can say we took off! It was a great launch and I am looking forward to working on this project.

Mr Conrad, Ms Salerno and myself met at Mariam Al Batool School, Paola and we were introduced to the class.

Mr Conrad gave an introduction on the use of robots in everyday life and how technology will eventually replace human resources, hence the importance of  being able to use technology well whatever the students' profession will eventually be. This led to how 3D printers can be used for entire projects, ranging from construction to chocolate making in real life.  Videos were shown to help the students understand better.

The students were then led to what their project will entail, from the moment go to the actual selling of the product. Entrepreneurship skills were also discussed which tied with what the class teacher had been doing with them in previous projects.

It was concluded that the students will think of a product to create and sell ( possibly from Minecraft or Fortnite or/and the making of keychains etc) by discussing amongst themselves and with other students in the school

This project will promote project based learning  and it will certainly leave an impact on the students.

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INTRODUCTORY SESSION

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During this session, the students practised with sample robot patterns from Fortnite. They coloured the items and glued them up to form a robot. A fizzbit was then attached which produced the effect of a dancing robot.

It was simply cool

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SESSION 3 - VISIT TO THE DTLC in Sta Venera 

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SESSION 3 - VISIT TO THE DTLC in Sta Venera 

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The class went to the DTLC where they were given a lesson on how to make keychains using  software and technology. They had to use their thinking and mathematical skills plus their creative abilities to perform the tasks. They were shown the process of printing, namely, laser cutting and 3D printing.

It was an intensive morning, but time really flew in a jiffy.