3D Design: Modeling, Animation, Printing

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3D Design: Modeling, Animation, Printing

Explore and create in your own immersive, shareable 3D world. In this course, you’ll use Blender 2.8x to design professional quality 3D models. You’ll learn the best practices of 3D modeling and printing, starting with basic shapes. Learn, design, and watch your creations come to life layer by layer.

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Category K-8

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What You’ll Learn	Associated Careers
Basics of Blender, an industry-level 3D modeling and animation software How to design 3D characters, objects, and landscapes How to animate objects with a variety of motions How to design 3D printable objects How to render shareable 3D images and animations	Architecture & Construction Animation & Game Designer CAD & Software Engineer Manufacturing & Production And more…

What You’ll Create	Associated 21st-Century Skills
Your very own 3D designs and objects A custom-printed 3D model (printing service must be purchased separately) Modified 3D objects from already made files	Spatial Reasoning Systems and Design Thinking Creativity, Critical Thinking, and Collaboration Problem-Solving Independence & Time Management

System/Equipment Requirements
PC: Windows 7 or higher Mac: OSX 10.7 or higher NOT Chromebook compatible Review this site for specific hardware and operating system requirements for Blender 2.8x 3-Button Mouse Recommended Blender 2.8x (free download included)

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