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Author Archives: Hebron Tech
AP Literature – Hamlet Character Design
Over the past week the AP Literature class has been working on a technology project to design and create Hamlet faces in 3D. Each student selected a character from the play, sketched out their ideas for their face design and then sculpted them on … Continue reading
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Share Video on the iPad
Here are the steps to record, upload and share a video using the iPad and Google Drive: Record and edit your video using the Camera app on the iPad Close the Camera app and load the Google Drive app Tap … Continue reading
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Computer Science – 3D Modeling Concepts
During Computer Science class for the past two weeks we have been looking at different concepts, styles, techniques and apps for creating video game 3D models. We started off by using Tinkercad to create geometric shape-based space crafts and then … Continue reading
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Tinkercad 3D Modeling
Tinkercad is a browser-based 3D modeling app, which lets you build 3D models from geometric shapes, letter and numbers. It is very easy to use, but can also create quite detailed models that can be downloaded and printed on our … Continue reading
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Phishing Emails
Over the past month or so we have seen an increase in phishing emails directed through the school email system. These are emails that look like they come from someone inside the school, or an official business or service, and … Continue reading
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Sculpture & Printmaking – 3D Body Parts
After a trip to the Body Works exhibition in Portland to research, sketch and find inspiration, sculpture students used the Sculptris 3D modeling software installed in the Art iMac Lab to create 3D body parts. The software gives you a … Continue reading
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Grade 6/7 Spanish – 3D Festival Logos
For the final part of the Spanish project based around festivals, grade 6/7 students planned out and designed a logo for their festival. We looked at examples, discussed what makes up an eye-catching logo and students then used the scribble … Continue reading
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Conceptual Physics – 3D Car Race Day
For the final part of the Conceptual Physics project based around car design, students had to prep their 3D printed cars for the test ramp and were then given three chances to record their fastest speed down the ramp (recorded with … Continue reading
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Conceptual Physics – 3D Car Design
A project that Freshmen complete every year during their Conceptual Physics course is designing and creating Lego cars that are raced down a ramp and measured for speed and distance. This year, with the addition of the 3D printer, students … Continue reading
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Creating a Presentation on the iPad
Here is a workflow we recommend for planning and creating a presentation using the iPad and a number of different apps provided for all faculty and staff: Use Notability to collect notes, PDFs, class handouts and related research together in one place. Use the … Continue reading
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