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Our expert takes you beyond the wow factor to explore how 3D printing can help teach a range of subjects. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=makerspace Via Pippa Davies @PippaDavies 
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As 3D printing expands, consumers will increasingly print 3D objects protected by existing copyright and trademark. This article analyzes potential copyright and trademark issues for users and growing 3D printing companies, including potential risks of direct and secondary copyright and trademark infringement claims.
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As 3D printing expands, consumers will increasingly print 3D objects protected by existing copyright and trademark. This article analyzes potential copyright and trademark issues for users and growing 3D printing companies, including potential risks of direct and secondary copyright and trademark infringement claims.
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The Australian Law Reform Commission is conducting an inquiry into copyright law and the digital economy in 2012 and 2013.The President, Rosalind Croucher, stated: “While the Copyright Act has been amended… Spencer Thomson commented: “3D printing exists and, without an appropriate policy framework, we run the risks of repeating mistakes in dealing with online copyright and file-sharing that are only just now being addressed a decade on.”
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Spencer Thomson commented: “3D printing exists and, without an appropriate policy framework, we run the risks of repeating mistakes in dealing with online copyright and file-sharing that are only just now being addressed a decade on.”
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In the corner of Jason Steele’s classroom at Oblock Junior High School in Plum, Pa., two 3-D printers whirred softly as they slowly created two objects out of blue plastic thread.
Mr. Steele is using the four printers in his eighth-grade technology education classes to allow students to develop a three-dimensional object on a computer and turn it into a physical product.
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The 3D printing industry has opened to individual consumers, piquing interest in the tech space within the past few years. But how does a 3D printer work?
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Now that 3D printing — the process of making three-dimensional solid objects from digital designs — is available and affordable to individual consumers, it's piqued a lot of interest across the tech space in the past few years. From scale models, gifts and clothing to prosthetic limbs, hearing aids and the prospect of 3D-printed homes, the possibilities seem endless.
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A survey by John Burke at Miami University found that 109 libraries in the US had a makerspace or were close to opening one. Others are hosting events like Wikipedia edit-a-thons, where residents plumb the library's resources to create articles about local history. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=makerspace
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A survey by John Burke at Miami University found that 109 libraries in the US had a makerspace or were close to opening one. Others are hosting events like Wikipedia edit-a-thons, where residents plumb the library's resources to create articles about local history. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=makerspace
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3D/additive manufacturing technologies introduces new legal challenges and threats.
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3D/additive manufacturing technologies introduces new legal challenges and threats.
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This Article shows how the maturing technology of three-dimensional printing can be used to construct an enforceable open hardware license. Open hardware lacks the legal tools which allow the easy implementation of enforceable open source software licenses. As such, existing licenses cannot successfully implement open hardware principles. The author proposes the “Three-Dimensional Printing Open License” (the “TDPL”). The TDPL draws on the unique characteristics of three-dimensional printing to construct a license that incorporates enforceable documentation, attribution and copyleft provisions. As the technology of three dimensional printing improves and is gradually integrated into a broad range of industries, the scope of the license’s application will increase.
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This Article shows how the maturing technology of three-dimensional printing can be used to construct an enforceable open hardware license. Open hardware lacks the legal tools which allow the easy implementation of enforceable open source software licenses. As such, existing licenses cannot successfully implement open hardware principles. The author proposes the “Three-Dimensional Printing Open License” (the “TDPL”). The TDPL draws on the unique characteristics of three-dimensional printing to construct a license that incorporates enforceable documentation, attribution and copyleft provisions. As the technology of three dimensional printing improves and is gradually integrated into a broad range of industries, the scope of the license’s application will increase.
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Teachers ask how to get started bringing 3D printing to their classroom. Here are a few considerations and current options available to teachers and school, whether they are well funded or just getting started with a few introductory efforts.
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L'anatomie simplifiée et modélisée, une autre dimension...
Ces 98 vidéos sont réalisées pour vous aider à mieux comprendre l'anatomie. Elles sont produites par l'Université Lyon 1 grâce à des financements de l'Université Virtuelle en Sciences du Sport (UV2S), la Région Rhône Alpes, l'Université Virtuelle Médicale Francophone (UMVF), du plan "Réussir en licence" du Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur.
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À regarder absolument... Ces 98 vidéos sont réalisées pour vous aider à mieux comprendre l'anatomie. Elles sont produites par l'Université Lyon 1 grâce à des financements de l'Université Virtuelle en Sciences du Sport (UV2S), la Région Rhône Alpes, l'Université Virtuelle Médicale Francophone (UMVF), du plan "Réussir en licence" du Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur.
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- http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2014/08/20/maker-space-a-new-trend-in-education-and-a-big-responsibility/
- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=makerspace