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Justin Olmanson

UNL
Higher Ed Instructor/Professor
Lincoln, NE, USA

https://cehs.unl.edu/tlte/faculty/justin-olmanson/

Justin Olmanson is an Associate Professor of Learning Technologies at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. His research focuses on the design, integration, and use of technology for: making new forms of expression possible, overcoming barriers to expression, and reducing the violence of and alienation associated with acquiring academic literacies.

8:30pm EDT

3D: Drink + Discuss Design Lobby Lounge

8:45am EDT

Saturday Morning Keynote Ballroom A,B, CSkylar Tibbits

9:30am EDT

From Crash Tests to Martian Habs: 3D Printing in Middle and High School Ballroom EFULLRob Morrill

10:00am EDT

Data, Design, Code, Rhino Ballroom A,B, CAndres Gonzalez

10:30am EDT

Pivoting in Creative Space — Disruption as a Design Thinking Generator Ballroom EFILLINGRoberta Militello

11:00am EDT

Using Juvenile Literature to Stimulate 3D Printing Ballroom ELIMITEDNathan Stevens

11:30am EDT

Beyond the Inflection Point - Lessons Learned from 3D Printing at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago Meeting Room CFILLINGTom Burtonwood

12:00pm EDT

OpenSCAD Lunch Meeting Room AFULLLaura Taalman • Matthew Griffin • Marius Kintel • Mark Peeters

1:00pm EDT

Bauhaus 2.0 Meeting Room CFILLINGAditi Sarkar and Crystal Lindstrom

1:30pm EDT

Digital Fabrication in the Arts Meeting Room CFILLINGPayson McNett

2:00pm EDT

Implementing Social Engineering through Digital Fabrication Ballroom DLIMITEDGabriel Bello Diaz OpenSCAD Makes Coding, Math and 3D Printing Accessible to Elementary Students Meeting Room AFILLINGMark Peeters

2:30pm EDT

Creating a 3D Printing Culture in Your School Ballroom EFULLTim Cooper Making Molecules with 3D Printing Meeting Room BFULLKat Cooper

3:00pm EDT

Weather Related Time Change! —The Physical Feedback Loop: Using Digital Fabrication to Drive Emerging Technology Ballroom A,B, CMatthew Borgatti

3:30pm EDT

Weather related time change!—Strange Objects: New Expressions with 3D Printing and Code Ballroom A,B, CMarius Watz

4:00pm EDT

Message in a Bottle: A 3D Printing Project for Numerical Analysis Meeting Room ALIMITEDBree Ettinger The Power and Pitfalls of Mathematica for 3D Design Meeting Room CLIMITEDChristopher Hanusa

4:30pm EDT

Documenting Work with Engineering Design Portfolios Ballroom A,B, CMarcel Duhaime

7:30pm EDT

Saturday Night Dinner Ballroom A,B, C

7:35pm EDT

Elevating the Process Over the Print/ Guiding K-12 Students in 3D Printing Challenges Ballroom A,B, CCorinne Takara

7:42pm EDT

Blending 3D Printing and Humanities, a Student’s Perspective Ballroom A,B, CCole Takara

7:49pm EDT

0 Things Ballroom A,B, CJosh Ajima

9:00pm EDT

Viewing of "Most Likely to Succeed" Meeting Room DFILLING

8:30am EDT

Sunday Morning Keynote Ballroom A,B, CPam Moran • Ira Socol

9:30am EDT

Prototyping a Polymer Stretching Machine in the Polsky Center Fab Lab Meeting Room ALIMITEDElizabeth Koprucki

10:00am EDT

Remaking the Past: Teaching Art History and Material Culture Through 3D Printing Meeting Room CFILLINGJennifer Grayburn • Veronica Ikeshoji-Orlati

10:30am EDT

Small-Scale Secrets of Nature Revealed Through 3D Printing Meeting Room ALIMITEDMichael Holland

11:00am EDT

A Digital Design and Fabrication Approach to Pedagogical and Curricular Exploration in Teacher Preparation and Professional Development Meeting Room CFULLSteven Greenstein • Justin Olmanson