Learn Blender step-by-step! Students navigate the interface, model objects, apply modifiers, add materials and lights, and render scenes. Guided worksheets with tasks and troubleshooting build confidence, creativity, and problem-solving, culminating in a simple 3D scene of their own.
This course equips teachers to confidently introduce students to Blender, even with no prior 3D experience. Lessons are broken into small, manageable steps with guided worksheets, checklists, and self-assessment prompts, making classroom instruction straightforward and low-stress.
Teachers will learn how to demonstrate navigation, object manipulation, modeling, materials, lighting, and rendering in a structured way while supporting students in problem-solving and experimentation. The course emphasizes practical strategies for troubleshooting, safe undoing, and resetting scenes, so teachers can guide students without needing to be Blender experts themselves.
By the end, teachers have a ready-to-use framework for leading engaging, hands-on 3D lessons that build student confidence, creativity, and technical skills progressively, culminating in simple rendered scenes and mini-projects.
Blender is a free, professional 3D creation software used for modeling, animation, materials, lighting, and rendering to create digital objects, scenes, and visual projects.
