Rummikub squares- By: Shay, Kobi, Amnon

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Games for the Blind in Three-Dimensional Printing, a Course for Ninth Graders at Urban T School in Tel Aviv, Israel by Using3D - Training and Assimilation of 3D Printing Systems Course Description: The course is designed for ninth-grade students at Urban T school in Tel Aviv, Israel. The course focuses on training and assimilating the skills needed to operate 3D printing systems. Students will learn how to design and create their own 3D printed objects. Designing Games for the Blind Students will work together to design games that can be played by people who are blind or have low vision. They will use three-dimensional printing technology to bring their designs to life. Key Takeaways: By the end of the course, students will be able to: * Design and create 3D printed objects using 3D printing systems * Understand the principles of three-dimensional printing * Learn about accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities * Develop teamwork and collaboration skills Practical Exercises: Students will work on practical exercises that involve designing and creating their own 3D printed games. They will use software to design and slice their objects, and then print them using a Up Plus2 printer. Assessment Criteria: The course will be assessed based on the following criteria: * Design and creativity of the game * Technical skills in operating the 3D printing system * Collaboration and teamwork skills * Accessibility and inclusion features for people with disabilities