judge the quality of something and suggest improvements

Make your own 3D model

Computing

Introduction to 3D modelling

Modifying 3D objects

Make your own name badge

Making a desk tidy

Planning a 3D model

In this unit pupils will discover how computers can be used to produce 3D models. They will experience working in a 3D space, moving, resizing, and duplicating objects. They will then create hollow objects using placeholders and combine multiple objects to create a model of a desk tidy.

3D Modelling

What does the word 'construct' mean in 3D design?

I like the shapes you used, but you could try making the base wider.

Which of these is an example of constructive feedback?

Put these steps in order for improving a 3D model:

Which of these is a good reason to modify a 3D model?

Feedback is useful because someone else will make all the changes for you.

Feedback can help you see strengths and improvements you might not have noticed.

Feedback is only needed if your model is wrong.

Feedback means you don’t have to think about your own work.

Which statement about feedback in 3D modelling is correct?

Put these actions for using feedback in the correct order:

to look at its parts and think about how it is made

It lets you combine and change shapes easily.

What is one reason to use Tinkercad for 3D modelling?

a solid object with height, width and depth

to look at something carefully to understand it

What is the term for temporary objects used in 3D design software to represent parts of a model before the final version is created?

Put these steps in order for creating a 3D model in Tinkercad:

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Make your own 3D model

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.