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A Better Way To Teach Geometry Using 3D Models
Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron, authors of Make: Geometry, explain how to use 3D models to teach geometry, which can help students visualize and grasp the basic shapes. Joan describes herself as a recovering rocket scientist who worked at JPL. Rich was an early RepRap 3D printer enthusiast. Together they have created a practical, hands-on approach to teaching geometry. Make: Books editor, Patrick DiJusto talks to Joan and Rich.
How to Make Hexaflexagons with Vi Hart
The definitive guide to folding these fun, six-sided, foldable geometric models.
Heirloom Tech: The Math and Magic of Muqarnas
Muqarnas are complex 2D designs that are given volume to create awe-inspiring architectural details.
Math Monday: Geometric Paper Flowers
Geometric shapes make for psychadelic flowers in this week’s Math Monday.
Hand-Embroidered Notebooks Are Almost Too Pretty to Use
Check out these hand-embroidered notebooks that feature designs ranging from anatomical and natural to geometric and macabre, then try to make your own!
Check Out This Icosahedron Shop Lamp
A truncated icosahedron is a 20-sided polyhedron, and there’s a good chance you haven’t realized its potential as a shop lighting fixture.
