A quick overview of creating and printing a design on the GlowForge laser cutter.
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The CITL Workshop is part of the campus network of Maker spaces, and represents a
convergence of media, design, making, outreach, innovation, research and creativity-driven
teaching and learning. The space features multiple workstations and resources including
practical tools; a Double robot; media production software and hardware; drones; digital
cutting (Cricut and GlowForge), sewing and embroidery; apparel design and laminating;
and, magnet, button and badge making.
For Cricut users/newcomers, you can download this handy Cricut How-To [PDF].
CITL Workshop activities include:
Faculty, Staff and Student Consultation
Small group workshops
Fiber Arts
Faculty development
Teaching systems R&D
Media development
Electronics
Student entrepreneurship
Programming and design
K12 and community outreach
If you are interested to use the workshop, you can contact us at citl@radford.edu to set up an appointment. You can also stop by and visit us on the second floor of
McConnell Library. Use of equipment requires training, and is thereafter available
by reservation. Once trained, you can make reservations by email citl@radford.edu or phone 540-831-5974 or in-person. There is a three hour limit per day for workstations.
Skipped reservations will be released after 15 minutes have expired from the reservation
time.
COMPUTER AND MEDIA USAGE:
CITL staff members are not permitted to develop, create, or modify any patron work.
CITL resources may not be used to create for-profit or other non-academic media/material/property.
CITL will comply with U.S. law regarding fair use and copyright and will respect rights
of all intellectual property. Information regarding fair use and copyright is available
online.
