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There is no getting away from it: there is a direct relationship between the way ceramic glazes fire and their chemistry. Without ceramic chemistry you'll never really be able to properly fix problems, substitute materials, adjust, identify weaknesses, formulate or optimize glazes properly. There is a great need for increased technical training in ceramics. At Digitalfire we are about giving people the on-line tools and information they need to understand and harness the power of ceramic chemistry.
Ceramc chemistry related topics can be approached from multiple angles and levels of complexity. No student can be fully competent without at least realizing the role that chemistry and mineralogy plays in fired glazes. INSIGHT is the international standard for interactive ceramic calculations. We encourage you to download a trial copy and its instruction manual and check it out. Then login at our home page and use the INSIGHT page to contact us about educational discounts and how to start teaching it to others.
If you have special needs and would like Tony Hansen to visit your school for a seminar, please contact us. Also, please login on our home page and then click the register button and fill in the seminar feedback questions to help us refine the program.
We offer educational discounts to students and teachers for both single INSIGHT programs and site licenses. Please contact us.
There are thousands of ceramic schools around the world and we are creating the largest database of them on the internet. The activity surrounding this database will open many new doors and foster international partnerships. Click here for the beginning page of this project, the bottom of the page has more info. Please click the register button on our home page and use the affiliation section to tell us about your craft, art or technical school or university.
This Digitalfire project is at www.ceramicmaterials.info. We invite you to consider teaching students more about materials science using this reference. This is a comprehensive project to document traditional ceramic materials in a more practical and unified way than ever before so students see them as much more than just powders in bags. We are looking internationally for technical schools to partner with us to co-host, author content and help define a new XML standard language to describe material chemistry, mineralogy, physics, geographic, sales information. If you can help please click the Register link on our home page and click the appropriate checkbox on your registration page.
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