Tinkercad

tinkercad offers me a great selection of tools and the capability to teach new students how to create a circuit or 3D models, i love it because they can learn without buy the real circuits which are not cheap in Mexico

I´ve almost lost some projects, somehow some projects cannot be opened anymore, but if you copy the project and create other project, the issue is solved

Tinkercad has low barriers to onboard initial users and supports them well with tutorials and an array of preloaded designs.

The renaming process can be a bit cubersome though there are some tutorial supports available. Some users might need instruction about the file formats.

Tinkercad is a 3d model program for beginners. I bought a 3d printer for my home a few months ago. I had no prior experience with 3d modeling. Tinkercad gives users many different tutorials to get them started. It's very easy to use and the interface is straightforward. I always thought 3d modeling was only for creative or people in the engineering field. But ever since I started using Tinkercad, I now feel comfortable making models of things I want. Tinkercad gives users the option to start with simple shapes or, when they get better, a more advanced experience.

After using Tinkercad, I don't have anything that I dislike about the software.

I really like that this is a free platform for adults and students alike to use. I like that there are built-in tutorials and many options to allow people to design 3D shapes and prototypes. It is a great software for schools to use and is probably the most popular one that I know of schools using.

I don't like that the tutorials are very small font and hard to read for younger students. Videos or more clear/concise and easy-to-follow ones would be nicer. Students often skip through the steps without reading. I also wish there was a draw a 2D shape and then extrude or revolve option like there is in more professional CAD software.