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Meeting 2024 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium The Future of Work in Materials Science
Presentation Title Remote Collaboration and Education in 3D Printing: Strategies for Engaging and Training Remote Learners
Author(s) Arslan Yousaf, Muammer Koc
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Muammer Koc
Abstract Scope The increasing demand for remote learning and collaboration in the field of 3D printing presents both challenges and opportunities for educators and learners. This paper aims to explore effective strategies for engaging and training remote learners in 3D printing. It discusses the unique considerations, innovative approaches, and best practices that can enhance the remote learning experience and facilitate effective collaboration in 3D printing projects. The paper examines the use of virtual platforms, interactive tools, and hands-on activities to create an engaging and interactive learning environment for remote learners. It also addresses the importance of instructor guidance, peer collaboration, and feedback mechanisms in remote 3D printing education. The insights provided in this paper can help educators, trainers, and institutions in designing effective remote learning programs and maximizing the potential of 3D printing education.
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Keywords Other, Other, Other

OTHER PAPERS PLANNED FOR THIS SYMPOSIUM

How to Navigate the World of Hybrid Learning - A Perspective
Leveraging Remote Work to Accelerate Material Informatics by Implementing Machine Learning Web Applications and Introducing Statistical Analysis Tools for Materials Scientists in a Chemical Corporation
Navigating Tenure in a Post-Covid World
Remote Collaboration and Education in 3D Printing: Strategies for Engaging and Training Remote Learners
The Online REU (O-REU) Program at Texas A&M University
Transatlantic Nuclear Fuels: International Collaboration in the COVID-19 Era and Its Impact on the Future of Work

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