- Develop a standardized Blender curriculum for students aged 8 to 18, ensuring a consistent learning experience across regions.
- Provide reference frameworks for educators to design corresponding learning materials and for students to earn badges.
- Offer a modular approach that allows flexibility and scalability in various educational settings.
- Prioritize accessible and engaging learning experiences to inspire and empower the next generation of Blender artists through interactive platforms, competitions, and showcases.
International Alliance of Blender Educators
Fostering Tomorrow’s Innovators: 3D Education Initiatives
About
IABE
As a visionary educational institution, the International Alliance of Blender Educators (IABE) is committed to embracing the era of digitalization and new technologies. Our mission is to cultivate young talents by equipping them with digital knowledge, skills, and tools—unleashing their creativity and preparing them to make meaningful contributions to the industry.
To enhance children’s interest in learning the latest 3D technologies, we have introduced our Blender Curriculum in primary and secondary schools. Our Train-the-Trainer Program is designed to seamlessly assist educators in integrating digital tools into their teaching methodologies, empowering them to facilitate effective and engaging learning experiences.
Our
Commitments
Lifelong Digital Learning
- Benefit from a wealth of educational materials, learning resources, workshops, webinars, seminars and exchange programs.
Career Advancements
- Certified educators are able to teach in diverse educational settings and working with partners all over the world.
Community Engagement
- Play an active role in community events, collaborations, and knowledge-sharing sessions to foster innovations.
Curriculum
Foundation Badges
(Standardized Certified Education)
Foundation Badges
(Standardized Certified Education)
Delivering essential and inclusive guidance and fostering feedback within the Blender Community to enhance the quality of QF design
Inclusive Teaching Materials for
K-12 Teachers
Developing a standardized Blender curriculum for students aged 8 to 18, ensuring a consistent learning experience across regions
Values of Standardized Programs and Qualification Framework
Students
- Engaging with all modules of the curriculum, ensuring a deep understanding of Blender's capabilities
- Gaining a competitive edge in the workplace
- Arousing their interest in creative design
Teachers
- Benefiting from inclusive materials and training by incorporating them into their teaching methodologies
- Creating engaging lessons and improving student learning experiences
Train-the-Trainer
- Developing systematic training modules for teachers and ensuring consistency in Blender education
- Establishing trust and collaboration within the educational community, fostering a strong network of Blender educators