Autodesk free software for schools professional#

“One of our teams, ‘Southern Cross Racing,’ will be competing in the world finals of the F1 in Schools competition in Abu Dhabi this year. Newcastle-based Merewether High School also uses the software to support their participation in the international F1 in Schools design competition. These hands-on learning activities, made possible by partnerships with industry, not only prepare them for the demands of STEAM-based courses, but also provide students with important skills valued by prospective employers,” said Milorad Cerovac, science and technology educator at King David School.

“We’ve recently expanded the use of Autodesk software in our Physics curriculum by having students design, 3D print and present a space-based observatory as part of their study in multi-wavelength astronomy. For example, Melbourne secondary school, The King David School, has incorporated Autodesk tools into classwork, and also uses the software to support its FIRST Robotics and CanSat programs, which have inspired an increasing number of students to consider a career in engineering. This will help to equip and inspire the next generation of creative leaders and innovators in Australia,” added Brenton Wyett, manager of Education programs at Autodesk.Īutodesk 3D design software, creativity apps and learning resources are already being used in many ANZ schools to advance learning outcomes.

Autodesk free software for schools professional#

With free access to Autodesk software, schools can expose students to the technological advancements that are revolutionising the professional world - from cloud and mobile technologies to 3D printing. “Today’s students will shape tomorrow’s industries. With today’s announcement, secondary schools can more easily offer a multi-disciplinary approach to education while Universities can immerse students in a broad range of 3D design tools and workflows that are used across diverse professional industries. It is expected to help educators at more than 3,400 schools teach critical problem-solving skills and prepare students for careers in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) fields. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air-Conditioners appoints new GMsĪutodesk will now offer secondary schools, vocational institutions and universities in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) free access to the company’s professional 3D design software and creativity apps.Īutodesk has also launched Design the Future - a program that provides secondary school teachers with free software training, and project-based curricula that integrates software and apps into standard lesson plans.Īutodesk’s pledge is valued at over $25 million.Ai Group launches new technology model for construction products.Inspiring Mackay manufacturing at welding technology showcase.Removing obstacles to greener, cost effective, polymer batteries.