3D Modeling & Animation
Design it. Print it. Hold it.
TinkerCAD through classroom 3D printers — design, model, animate, and fabricate real objects.
What students actually do
Project arcs that survive after the bell rings
Industry-grade tools, specialist educators, and artifacts students keep—not worksheets that hit the recycling bin.
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Model in TinkerCAD and level up toward fabrication-ready meshes
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Animate and present characters and objects for digital and physical delivery
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Integrate 3D with web and XR where the project calls for it
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Run prints on-site when hardware is deployed — from prototype to artifact
What you'll build
Real artifacts from 3D Modeling & Animation
Students don't just learn — they ship. Here are the kinds of artifacts that come out of this track.
3D-printed prototype
A physical object designed in TinkerCAD, exported, and printed on-site — from screen to hand.
Animated character reel
A short animation showcasing character design, rigging, and motion in Animatron or CoSpaces.
Web-integrated 3D scene
Three.js or WebXR scene embedded in a live webpage — bridging modeling with web development.
Tools & stack
Industry tools. Not toy demos.
Premium software and platforms provisioned so every student can participate — not a single shared login.
Creative engineering, tangible outcomes
Students move from ideas to models to prints — the same creative-STEM lane we teach alongside web and XR.
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Fall 2026
Bring this track to your school
Request TSI to match instructors, hardware, and pacing to your building — the same full-service model we run in partner schools.