The Course That Didn't Exist

Mona Haraty1 min read

11yo has had a long-lasting interest in BattleBots. After building several Lego ones, he was ready to move onto designing one in Fusion and printing it. So I made him a 12-lesson series with JoySchooler: giving it the details of his level, what he wanted to build, and that I wanted him to learn the physics and engineering behind it, not just how to click around in Fusion.

No YouTube tutorial does that: personalized to his interest and level, grounded in the actual physics, and a place where he can share his frustration with the tool in the context of what he's building, not just generic troubleshooting.

And yes, all this while you can hand a 2D sketch to AI and get a 3D model back; because he'll be better-equipped for, and more appreciative of, the easier ways once he understands what they're actually doing for him.

What does your child or student want to learn? You can now build a lesson series just for them here on JoySchooler.

His chassis design shared into the lesson chat, and the guide's reply about the merged body and checking its massAn interactive weight budget tool inside one of the lessons: 405 g used of the 454 g an antweight bot is allowed