Ken Patton
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Ken Patton is an educator and researcher focused on the integration of modern manufacturing technologies into engineering curricula. His primary research areas include rapid prototyping, additive manufacturing, and pedagogical methods for hands-on technical education. Patton’s most significant contribution lies in his development of workshop-based learning frameworks for rapid prototyping, which bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. His influential paper, "Hands On Workshop Based Learning Of Rapid Prototyping" (2020), has garnered 3 citations and serves as a foundational resource for educators seeking to implement experiential learning in manufacturing courses. In this work, Patton emphasizes the growing importance of rapid prototyping across diverse fields such as dentistry and biology, advocating for accessible, skill-building approaches that prepare students for 21st-century industry demands. His efforts highlight a commitment to revitalizing manufacturing education through active, hands-on methodologies.
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- 1Hands On Workshop Based Learning Of Rapid Prototyping3 citations · 2020