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Project Based Learning Eectives provided by the Berrien Springs Virtual Academy
Fab Lab Fall 2019
Additional registration at location is NOT required.
Fabrication Laboratory, Lake Michigan College
Hanson Tech Center, Benton Harbor Campus.
Tom Hurst loonling.lc@gmail.com
Ages 10 and up or parent present.
Class time: 2:00 - 4:15
Thursday beginning September 12. For 8 weeks
Minimum 8 maximum 14 per section
Students receive a two month all access super user pass for the Fab Lab. They can use the lab during any open hours.
Utilize the power of digital fabrication tools to create and embellish your projects. The LMC Fab Lab has laser engravers, 3D printers, CNC vinyl cutters, A 4’x 8’ CNC router and a full suite of woodworking and woodturning tools and a sewing center. The class is structured with instruction in the first few weeks and increasing project time as the semester progresses. Returning students with skills are encouraged to engage in more sophisticated operations. New this year is the woodturning center with 8 wood lathes.
Returning students with skills are encouraged to engage in more sophisticated operations. Basic materials are provided. Larger or repetitive projects may require an additional material fee. More details provided prior to start of class.
Syllabus
*Please note: it is important to make as informed a decision as possible when choosing your student's Community Resource classes. Most locations will allow a student to drop a class after one meeting, at no charge if it wasn't a good fit for the student, but not all. Some classes plan ahead based on the number that have signed up and have purchased materials, hired teachers, etc. and there might be a fee for class time or materials given to the student if the student drops after one or two meetings. The school cannot pay for classes that students do not complete, so choose wisely; if you do not take the class off of your student's schedule by the deadline, you may be asked to pay for the class time incurred prior to dropping the class.
Teacher of Record: Tom Hurst
Fabrication Laboratory, Lake Michigan College
Hanson Tech Center, Benton Harbor Campus.
Tom Hurst loonling.lc@gmail.com
Ages 10 and up or parent present.
Class time: 2:00 - 4:15
Thursday beginning September 12. For 8 weeks
Minimum 8 maximum 14 per section
Students receive a two month all access super user pass for the Fab Lab. They can use the lab during any open hours.
Utilize the power of digital fabrication tools to create and embellish your projects. The LMC Fab Lab has laser engravers, 3D printers, CNC vinyl cutters, A 4’x 8’ CNC router and a full suite of woodworking and woodturning tools and a sewing center. The class is structured with instruction in the first few weeks and increasing project time as the semester progresses. Returning students with skills are encouraged to engage in more sophisticated operations. New this year is the woodturning center with 8 wood lathes.
Returning students with skills are encouraged to engage in more sophisticated operations. Basic materials are provided. Larger or repetitive projects may require an additional material fee. More details provided prior to start of class.
Syllabus
*Please note: it is important to make as informed a decision as possible when choosing your student's Community Resource classes. Most locations will allow a student to drop a class after one meeting, at no charge if it wasn't a good fit for the student, but not all. Some classes plan ahead based on the number that have signed up and have purchased materials, hired teachers, etc. and there might be a fee for class time or materials given to the student if the student drops after one or two meetings. The school cannot pay for classes that students do not complete, so choose wisely; if you do not take the class off of your student's schedule by the deadline, you may be asked to pay for the class time incurred prior to dropping the class.
Teacher of Record: Tom Hurst