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	=Additional Technical Skill=		=Additional Technical Skill=
	In addition to building a 3D printer, each instructor must be able to troubleshoot a printer completely. Each instructor is expected to hone their skills in this by ongoing training and contribution to [[D3D Universal Troubleshooting Guide]] and to [[3D_Printer_Quality_Control]]. Since OSE engages in continuing product development, each instructor is expected to continue learning from and refining of the troubleshooting and quality control content.		In addition to building a 3D printer, each instructor must be able to troubleshoot a printer completely. Each instructor is expected to hone their skills in this by ongoing training and contribution to [[D3D Universal Troubleshooting Guide]] and to [[3D_Printer_Quality_Control]]. Since OSE engages in continuing product development, each instructor is expected to continue learning from and refining of the troubleshooting and quality control content.

			=Teaching OSE STEAM Camps=
			We have run 2, 3, 4, and 9 day STEAM Camps, and the [[D3D Universal]] 3D printer build is typically a part of them. The longer STEAM Camp, the 9 day version - also includes other topics, including microcontrollers, coding, electronics, CNC hole drilling, pen plotting, and other topics. For Instructors to teach in the full STEAM Camp, these skills are also required.

	=Suggested Onboarding Procedure=		=Suggested Onboarding Procedure=

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	*In addition to building a 3D printer, each instructor must be able to troubleshoot a printer completely. Each instructor is expected to hone their skills in this by		In addition to building a 3D printer, each instructor must be able to troubleshoot a printer completely. Each instructor is expected to hone their skills in this by ongoing training and contribution to [[D3D Universal Troubleshooting Guide]] and to [[3D_Printer_Quality_Control]]. Since OSE engages in continuing product development, each instructor is expected to continue learning from and refining of the troubleshooting and quality control content.
	[[D3D Universal Troubleshooting Guide]]

	=Suggested Onboarding Procedure=		=Suggested Onboarding Procedure=

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	=Instructor Exam=		=Instructor Exam=
	The instructor exam covers the ability to build the D3D Universal 3D printer from a basic parts kit, use FreeCAD effectively to design objects for 3D printing files, to print successfully with Lulzbot Cura software, and to add their design files to the OSE Wiki in a [[Part Library]] format. In addition, the Instructor must show proficiency in a collaborative design workflow that involves uploading and downloading files to part libraries, using a ~~collaborative~~ workflow that can scale to large teams working in parallel.		The instructor exam covers the ability to build a 3D printer, run the 3d printer, and design one's own printing files - all in a collaboration-maximizing workflow. More specifically, the instructor demonstrates the ability to build the D3D Universal 3D printer from a basic parts kit, use FreeCAD open source CAD software effectively to design objects for 3D printing files, print 3D objects in plastic successfully with Lulzbot Cura software, and add their design files to the OSE Wiki in a [[Part Library]] format. In addition, the Instructor must show proficiency in a collaborative design workflow that involves uploading and downloading files to part libraries, using a workflow that can scale to large teams working in parallel. The specific exam that tests for these abilities is shown below.

	Jeremy Drost is the first person to get certified according to the ~~following~~ Instructor ~~exam~~. Starting from never have built a printer before, and without ~~CAD~~ training, it took Jeremy only 3 weeks to get certified as an OSE STEAM Camp Basic Level Instructor - after attending the January 2020 OSE Steam Camp remotely. While there is a lot of content to be learned - Jeremy has shown that this can be ~~learned~~ if one has a good level of interest and motivation - in a short time.		Jeremy Drost is the first person to get certified according to the Instructor Exam. Starting from never have built a printer before, and without prior FreeCAD training, it took Jeremy only 3 weeks to get certified as an OSE STEAM Camp Basic Level Instructor - after attending the 9-day January 2020 OSE Steam Camp remotely. While there is a lot of content to be learned - Jeremy has shown that this can be done if one has a good level of interest and motivation - in a very short time.

	=~~=Basics=~~=		=Exam=
	Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.		Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.

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	This requires access to a [[D3D Universal]] multipurpose CNC machine, which can be done either by building from its detailed BOM at the [[D3D Universal]] wiki page, or by purchasing a kit from us on our [[Product Page]].		This requires access to a [[D3D Universal]] multipurpose CNC machine, which can be done either by building from its detailed BOM at the [[D3D Universal]] wiki page, or by purchasing a kit from us on our [[Product Page]].

	==Additional Technical Skill==		=Additional Technical Skill=
	*In addition to building a 3D printer, each instructor must be able to troubleshoot a printer completely.		*In addition to building a 3D printer, each instructor must be able to troubleshoot a printer completely. Each instructor is expected to hone their skills in this by
	*See [[D3D Universal Troubleshooting Guide]]		[[D3D Universal Troubleshooting Guide]]

	=Suggested Onboarding Procedure=		=Suggested Onboarding Procedure=

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	=Instructor Exam=		=Instructor Exam=
			The instructor exam covers the ability to build the D3D Universal 3D printer from a basic parts kit, use FreeCAD effectively to design objects for 3D printing files, to print successfully with Lulzbot Cura software, and to add their design files to the OSE Wiki in a [[Part Library]] format. In addition, the Instructor must show proficiency in a collaborative design workflow that involves uploading and downloading files to part libraries, using a collaborative workflow that can scale to large teams working in parallel.

	Jeremy Drost is the first person to get certified according to the following Instructor exam. Starting from never have built a printer before, and without CAD training, it took Jeremy only 3 weeks to get certified as an OSE STEAM Camp Basic Level Instructor - after attending the January 2020 OSE Steam Camp remotely. While there is a lot of content to be learned - Jeremy has shown that this can be learned if one has a good level of interest and motivation - in a short time.		Jeremy Drost is the first person to get certified according to the following Instructor exam. Starting from never have built a printer before, and without CAD training, it took Jeremy only 3 weeks to get certified as an OSE STEAM Camp Basic Level Instructor - after attending the January 2020 OSE Steam Camp remotely. While there is a lot of content to be learned - Jeremy has shown that this can be learned if one has a good level of interest and motivation - in a short time.

	==Basics==		==Basics==
	Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.		Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.

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	Jeremy Drost is the first person to get certified according to the following Instructor exam. Starting from never have built a printer before, and without CAD training, it took Jeremy ~~about one month~~ to get certified after attending the January 2020 OSE Steam Camp remotely. While there is a lot of content to be learned - Jeremy has shown that this can be learned if one has a good level of interest and motivation - in a short time.		Jeremy Drost is the first person to get certified according to the following Instructor exam. Starting from never have built a printer before, and without CAD training, it took Jeremy only 3 weeks to get certified as an OSE STEAM Camp Basic Level Instructor - after attending the January 2020 OSE Steam Camp remotely. While there is a lot of content to be learned - Jeremy has shown that this can be learned if one has a good level of interest and motivation - in a short time.
	==Basics==		==Basics==
	Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.		Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.

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			Jeremy Drost is the first person to get certified according to the following Instructor exam. Starting from never have built a printer before, and without CAD training, it took Jeremy about one month to get certified after attending the January 2020 OSE Steam Camp remotely. While there is a lot of content to be learned - Jeremy has shown that this can be learned if one has a good level of interest and motivation - in a short time.
	==Basics==		==Basics==
	Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.		Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*'''[[So, You Want to Be an Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp Instructor?]]'''
	*[[Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp]]		*[[Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp]]
	*[[Summer of Extreme Design-Build]]		*[[Summer of Extreme Design-Build]]
	*[[OSE Incentive Challenge]]		*[[OSE Incentive Challenge]]

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	Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.		Instructors are vetted for technical skill, ability to teach, and ability to collaborate.

	The generic exam for the technical skill for any instructor interested in teaching the Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp is to ~~perfoem~~ the following 5 steps, all within a 5-10 minute time budget including the print. This exercise embodies much of the OSE development workflow, and is required of any instructor who is interested in teaching with OSE:		The generic exam for the technical skill for any instructor interested in teaching the Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp is to perform the following 5 steps, all within a 5-10 minute time budget including the print. This exercise embodies much of the OSE development workflow, and is required of any instructor who is interested in teaching with OSE:

	#Design a 3D CAD object using FreeCAD v0.16, with a basic sketch extruded into a 3D object - putting a 3D feature on that object, and putting another 3D feature on that feature.		#Design a 3D CAD object using FreeCAD v0.16, with a basic sketch extruded into a 3D object - putting a 3D feature on that object, and putting another 3D feature on that feature.

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	==Basics==		==Basics==

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	#Design a 3D CAD object using FreeCAD v0.16, with a basic sketch extruded into a 3D object - putting a 3D feature on that object, and putting another 3D feature on that feature.		#Design a 3D CAD object using FreeCAD v0.16, with a basic sketch extruded into a 3D object - putting a 3D feature on that object, and putting another 3D feature on that feature.
	#Exporting and ~~slicking~~ for printing using the [[D3D Universal]] 3D Printer with its stock 1.2 mm nozzle using Lulzbot Cura slicing software using [[OSE Linux]], either live or installed.		#Exporting and slicing for printing using the [[D3D Universal]] 3D Printer with its stock 1.2 mm nozzle using Lulzbot Cura slicing software using [[OSE Linux]], either live or installed.
	#Printing the object successfully, verifying that first layer adhesion is correct by using live correction of an automatic bed leveling procedure.		#Printing the object successfully, verifying that first layer adhesion is correct by using live correction of an automatic bed leveling procedure.
	#Uploading the generated CAD object to one's [[Work Log]], using a [[Part Library Template]] which also displays the visual history of the part. See samples of Part Libraries at [[D3D Universal]].		#Uploading the generated CAD object to one's [[Work Log]], using a [[Part Library Template]] which also displays the visual history of the part. See samples of Part Libraries at [[D3D Universal]].