1. Not only virtual models of helicoidal surfaces.
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Bímová, Daniela and Břehovský, Jiří
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3-D printers , *THREE-dimensional printing , *LEARNING , *THREE-dimensional modeling - Abstract
There is a very rapid development of modern technologies in the last few years. Teaching and learning processes at all levels of schools must reflect on it. Nevertheless, some topics are timeless because their practical usages are essential all over the years. E.g. designing new models of cars is impossible to do without knowing different types of surfaces. But ways of teaching such topics should differ as time goes by years. The handmade drawings were constructed for several decades of previous years. On the contrary, modern technologies such as special kinds of geometric software, and 3D printers can be included nowadays. Consequently, virtual models of surfaces or 3D objects can be constructed more quickly and easily in geometric software than by hand on paper and some of them can be even printed on 3D printers. This contribution deals with the possibilities of using various modern technologies in teaching helicoidal surfaces. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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