Experiencia de obtención de modelos de bajo coste en el aula

  1. Carolina Castillo Ruiz
  2. José Luis Saorín Pérez
  3. Damari Melián
  4. Agustina Ahijado Quintillán
  5. María del Carmen Alfayate Casañas
  6. Penélope Cruzado Caballero
Libro:
De la innovación imaginada a los procesos de cambio
  1. Ana Vega Navarro (coord.)
  2. David Stendardi (coord.)

Editorial: Servicio de Publicaciones ; Universidad de La Laguna

ISBN: 978-84-15939-62-7

Año de publicación: 2018

Páginas: 315-322

Tipo: Capítulo de Libro

Resumen

In order to increase motivation and implement digital literacy in the field of scientific disciplines at different educational levels, a practical experience has been designed and carried out with students of the 4th year of Biology. The practice consists of two parts, from the point of the student, one of observation of the procedures for obtaining three-dimensional models and 3D printing, and another of active participation. The materials used for the application of scanning, modeling and 3D printing techniques were paleobiological remains, which are a transversal resource in the biological and geological sciences. To obtain three-dimensional models, we will use two techniques, laser scanner (in the first part) and photogrammetry (in the second part). The models generated directly by the table scanner were printed in the classroom. After the experience, a motivation and creativity survey was conducted, obtaining very positive results.