CAS Interactive 3D community
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This community focuses on technology enabling digital interactive 3D experiences. This community is brought to you with our friends, the Epic Education Program team at Epic Games.
This community will schedule a programme of events across the year covering the exciting world of ‘interactive 3D’; the group will have the broad aims of:
- providing professional development on the use of Unreal Engine in schools
- signpost and engage with free Epic Education Program initiatives modified for UK schools
- encourage community-driven co-creation and sharing of resources around interactive 3D in schools
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If you missed tonight’s session about getting started with Unreal Engine for Fortnite, here is a blog post including link to the recording: Getting started with Epic's Unreal Editor for Fortnite - Interactive 3D Community Meeting Download the free resources here: Getting started in Unreal Editor for Fortnite
On Thursday at 4 pm I’ll be joined by Rebecca Franks for an introduction to Unreal Editor for Fortnite.
Explore our new enrichment resources that will support your learners in getting started in Unreal Editor for Fortnite. In the enrichment sessions, learners can design their own 3D world and personalise it with their own objects, they can then make a fun collectable game.
Sign up here: Getting started in Unreal Editor for Fortnite
Secondary Educators: The application for Epic’s ONLINE Summer Epic Educator Accelerator is now open!
This is a free online intensive Professional Development opportunity. 5 full days of immersion in Unreal Engine and the Epic Ecosystem.
Apply now. Spots are limited for each cohort. August 19-23
There’s still time to register for the Epic Secondary Educator summit taking place online this Saturday 24 February from 4pm-9.30pm (GMT). A diverse group of educators will share the great work they’re doing integrating interactive 3D technology into their learning spaces.
Read more and find out how to register here - Epic Secondary Educator Summit- Feb 2024 | Tutorial
Anyone who missed the session last week and wants to know how to use the software, see the recording here: https://youtu.be/-xOk--_j2d0
There are 10 days left to enter the Rube Goldberg 10-pin challenge! Find out more here
https://www.rubegoldberg.org/rube-goldberg-contests/the-rube-goldbergunreal-engine-10-pin-challenge/
If you’re interested but this time scale is too short, sign up to our next event and learn how to use the software to enter next year
We do have an offline installer option for Unreal Engine which may please the IT team as it doesn’t require students to login and I don’t believe it requires access to the command line.
https://forms.unrealengine.com/s/edu-offline-request
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Steve
Hi all,
Any tips on getting Unreal Engine installed on a school network? After months of trying my IT team said that they couldn’t install Unity (as it needed access to the cmd line.)
Is Unreal Engine “safer”?
(Sorry for silly question but I don’t want to spend a lot of time learning a platform that we can’t use!)
Thanks
Count me in. Need to address this area.