3D Academy Project Meeting in Belgrade, Serbia
On October 17, 2024, partners from the 3D Academy Project gathered in Belgrade, Serbia, for an important meeting hosted by […]
On October 17, 2024, partners from the 3D Academy Project gathered in Belgrade, Serbia, for an important meeting hosted by Voxellab. The event brought together team members from across Europe to review progress, share ideas, and plan the next steps for the project. The goal of the 3D Academy is to improve skills in 3D technologies for vocational education providers, and this meeting was a key milestone in making that vision a reality.
The day started with introductions, as some new members joined the project. Updates on the progress so far were shared, including highlights of what’s been achieved and areas where improvements are needed. Partners discussed the development of an online learning platform that will make 3D technology training accessible to learners and trainers alike.
Plans for future activities were also a big focus of the meeting. A blended training programme combining online and hands-on learning is in the works, and partners are working together to create content for it.
The next big event will be a training session in Croatia in March 2025, and the team is excited to keep the momentum going.
Stay tuned for updates as the project continues to grow and help shape the future of vocational education in 3D technologies!
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