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Autodesk transforme le modèle de gestion de l’éducation afin d’améliorer les aptitudes de pointe aux États-Unis et au Canada
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**SAN FRANCISCO—(BUSINESS WIRE)—** Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK), a leader in 3D design, engineering software, and entertainment, today announced that it will provide free access to its professional 3D design software and creative applications for schools in the U.S. and Canada.
This marks the next step in Autodesk’s ongoing transformation of its educational management model, with the goal of fulfilling its mission to help students and educators imagine, design, and create a better world. The company's commitment amounts to over $460 million, enabling teachers in more than 35,000 middle schools, high schools, and higher education institutions across the U.S. and Canada.
“Advancements in accessible 3D design and manufacturing technology are disrupting traditional professions in design, engineering, and entertainment as we know them. Mobile and cloud-based technology also means that people can design anytime, anywhere. Essentially, almost anyone with an idea can turn a concept into reality overnight, and we believe today’s students are shaping the industries of tomorrow,†said Tom Joseph, Senior Director of Education at Autodesk.
“This is our second major commitment in North America within the last six months, and it’s just the beginning. There’s still much work to be done as we collaborate with governments, institutions, and partners to develop a workforce aligned with industry needs around the world by removing barriers to software access,†added Joseph.
Autodesk’s 3D design software, creative applications, and learning resources are used throughout a continuum of education to improve learning outcomes, including:
- Developing skills among young learners in middle schools, helping them address real-world challenges related to STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics).
- Providing industry-relevant knowledge and 3D design skills to give students a competitive edge today while preparing them for future career success.
- Helping educators inspire creativity and innovation through project-based learning and interdisciplinary approaches; fostering collaboration and teaching problem-solving skills that reflect today’s job market realities.
“At RIT, we prepare our students for successful careers in industrial design and teach them how to leverage advanced technologies to tackle global design challenges. Having free access to leading-edge professional tools like Autodesk Fusion 360 has allowed our students to adapt to changes in an ever-evolving industry. The cloud component of the product also teaches them how to collaborate with peers and communicate their ideas across disciplines—essential skills they’ll need when they graduate,†said Alex Lobos, Assistant Professor of Industrial Design at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
In February, Autodesk committed to supporting President Obama’s ConnectED initiative in the U.S. by expanding its Design the Future program to enhance STEM/STEAM education and support related career demands. Since 2006, students and educators have had free access to individual Autodesk software licenses via the Autodesk Education Community.
“We’ve seen how students become more engaged in fundamental subjects like math and science when they’re able to experiment, model, and animate in 3D using Autodesk products such as 123D Design and Maya. The new national Common Core standards and Next Generation Science Standards aim to prepare our students for both higher education and their future careers. By teaching skills such as 3D modeling and animation using professional Autodesk products, we’re giving students and teachers a real advantage,†said Kent Ganevsky, a teacher at Theodore Roosevelt Middle School who adopted the “Design the Future†program.
For schools seeking free access to Autodesk software, visit [www.autodesk.com/academic](http://www.autodesk.com/academic).
**About Autodesk:**
Autodesk helps people imagine, design, and create a better world. Everyone—from professionals and engineers to architects, digital artists, students, and hobbyists—uses Autodesk software to unleash their creativity and solve significant challenges. For more information, visit [autodesk.com](http://autodesk.com) or follow @autodesk.
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*Free access to Autodesk software or cloud services will only serve educational purposes and are subject to acceptance and compliance with the terms of the software license agreement or service conditions. Full details and restrictions are available at [http://usa.autodesk.com/legal-notices-trademarks](http://usa.autodesk.com/legal-notices-trademarks).*
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