1. That nearly 6000 people have been supported with them
2. That the people that make it give it for free so that they wont feel left out
image from https://www.autodesk.com/redshift/3d-printed-prosthetics/
Wednesday, 1 January 2020
SLJ Week 3, Day 3 Activity 2
For this activity we had to watch a video about kids and adults who didn't have any fingers so they had to have a special thing, For the activity we had to write one fact we learnt and something that suprised us.
1. That nearly 6000 people have been supported with them
2. That the people that make it give it for free so that they wont feel left out
image from https://www.autodesk.com/redshift/3d-printed-prosthetics/
1. That nearly 6000 people have been supported with them
2. That the people that make it give it for free so that they wont feel left out
image from https://www.autodesk.com/redshift/3d-printed-prosthetics/
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Hello Manuk!
ReplyDeleteI'm a year 11 student from Hornby High School, I'm going to be checking out your blog posts over the next few weeks and trying to give you some helpful feedback :)
This is a brilliant post! I like that you've explained the task, added a photo and most importantly remembered to include a link to the source you got the photo from - a lot of people forget, so well done!
If you're ever in search of new ways to display your work, checkout Piktochart and/or Canva - both are free, easy to use and excellent for making infographics, posters, presentations and more.
Do you think it'd be difficult to learn how to use these mechanisms?
Awesome work Manuk, have an awesome day and I look forward to seeing more top notch posts :)
- Natasha