Pembelajaran 3D (tiga dimensi) di sekolah?Biar betul..

Mengapa kita tidak mengambil kesempatan ini,
menjadikan pendidikan untuk mereka lebih menyeronokkan?

Belajar secara 3D untuk pelajar sekolah, banyak kelebihannya. Antaranya:

1. Memotivasikan pelajar untuk belajar dengan lebih menyeronokkan
2. Memberi peluang kepada pelajar mengeluarkan idea kreatif mereka
3. Membolehkan pelajar memperoleh maklumat dengan pantas dan mudah
4. Melatih pelajar untuk menjadi pencipta/ pereka
5. Pelajar belajar lebih natural dan berkesan
6. Meningkatkan minat terhadap pembelajaran mereka
7. Meningkatkan daya saing

KENAPA GUNA 3D GOOGLE SKETCHUP DAN GOOGLE EARTH UNTUK PENDIDIKAN?

1. Mesra pengguna, boleh digunakan oleh pelajar dan tenaga pengajar.
2. Mudah dan cepat untuk belajar
3. Boleh memuat turun hasil 3D sedia ada sumbangan pengguna seluruh dunia dari internet.
4. Melihat dunia secara 3D dengan Google Earth dan merasai seperti dunia realiti.
5. Menonjolkan pelbagai sudut pandangan. Model kelihatan seperti realiti.
   Boleh memasukkan hasil 3D ke dalam dunia sebenar (Google Earth)dengan saiz sebenar.
6. Google Sketchup boleh membuat animasi yang boleh digunakan untuk pembentangan sesuatu subjek/ projek
7. Pelajar dan guru bebas untuk membuat apa sahaja bentuk (modelling) terutama untuk rujukan bahan ilmiah seperti keratan rentas jantung, lapisan kulit dan sebagainya.
8. Melibatkan pergerakan (motion) animasi model dan pandangan kamera yang menarik perhatian.

Sungguh banyak kelebihan jika kita melaksanakan pembelajaran secara 3D ini.


Tetapi sebelum itu, anda perlu mempelajari dan memahami penggunaan perisian ini. Mungkin ini panduan khas yang dapat membantu anda. Lawati laman web tersebut sekarang.

--->http://www.3duntuksemua.com

Pengenalan 3D Google SketchUp dalam bahasa!

Bagaimana menghasilkan perabot, idea ruang idaman, taman landskap dan sebagai secara mudah! Jadi
pelajari Google SketchUp, pertama dalam bahasa  dan anda pasti berjaya menghasilkan 3D pertama.Layari di http://www.3duntuksemua.com  pastinya mudah dan cepat.

Stylish tv cabinet

Stylish tv cabinet. Get it  at 3dwarehouse !

Hanging tv cabinet in retro style

check my new 3d furniture at 3dwarehouse!

Using SU Podium in SketchUp

First time I'm using SU Podium plugins for my work with Google SketchUp.

Narrow side table

Hi, my new 3d model call narrow side table. (400x900mm). Available at www.3dwarehouse.com to download and used it. Material is wood and stainless steel.

3 D wall panel

3D wall panel.
Other then paint or wallpaper, we can also using 3d wall panel for our home.
Using mix media and stuff from plaster and stainless steel.
Do it if your like sculpture and art on your wall.





check the genevievebennett site for more detail:

The 3D Warehouse, now in new shape

Google SketchUp launched an experimental new feature that lets you find similarly-shaped models in the Google 3D Warehouse. To try it out, go to a model detail pages and click on "See other models shaped like this". There, you'will see a bunch of models that are similarly shaped.


Not only is this generally interesting, but it'll also help you find stuff that you might miss with a text-only search. For example, this model is similar to this model, but they don't share any text; you might not find the first one, yet it might be exactly what you need. This feature also works well for finding things with a distinctive shape, like biplanes, swivel chairs, and 1960s muscle cars. Maybe the next time you're modeling an interior, you can use this feature to poke around for options when you're selecting furniture.

As fun as this feature is, it's also pretty cool that Google's culture leads to innovations like this. Last year, a few of us from Boulder visited Google's NYC office for an internal conference to see what new and exciting stuff our research crew had been cooking up. In a side conversation with one of the researchers there, I discovered that he'd done a lot of work in the past on 3D shape search. And as luck would have it, an intern who was just starting also had a ton of experience doing this. So a team was born! Following a good deal of work, we've got a new feature for you to play with. Enjoy!

Posted by Brian Brewington, Software Engineer (Google SketchUp blog)