The Origami Forum

You can certainly ask...

steingar wrote:You can certainly ask...

You're not inspiring confidence.

I would just hate for people to waste valuable convention time doing something like diving a square into a 64x64 grid when they could have done that before hand...

Can't say I blame you, I just look at it from my perspective as an educator. The pressure I have to put to get my students to do what I tell them, you would be quite surprised. You can always teach a two hour class where the first hour is spent precreasing. It will take them the same amount of time to do in class or out of it.

Teachers have done what you're suggesting at OUSA. I genuinely don't know how it turned out. Then again, given the highly iterative nature of tesselations, perhaps you could teach one iteration which took less precreasing, and give instructions for completion of the model. Last time I taught one of my modulars that's exactly how I did it.

Whatever course of action you take, I hope you come to CenterFold and teach your model. I'm certain it will be well-received.

do you have to be 18 or older to teach a class?

Absolutely not. We welcome teachers of all ages.

Yay i MIGHT teach my moon.

My thanks to all who attended CenterFold. I hope you all enjoyed your experience, and want to return.

Yes I did! I wanna go again next year so badly

If we can scare up some seed money we will move the venue to a hotel with many restaurants within easy walking distance (and a big movie theatre just a tad farther away. Otherwise, we plan to hold it again.

Ok, but I if you do, could you make sure there is an exhibit room like this year.

That is our intention.