AI 3D Training Arvia Putrajaya: Proven 2026 Workshop

AI 3D Training Arvia Putrajaya welcomed Guru Biasa, Guru TMK and TVET teachers from Bahagian TVET, WP Putrajaya to Wisma Arvia, Puchong, Selangor on 22 September 2026 for Sesi 2 of the Integrasi AI dalam Pemodelan dan Teknologi Cetakan 3D programme. Team Arvia guided teachers through AI video, AI graphic design, 3D modeling and printing technology, then helped them build and publish their own interactive PdP game.

Project Overview

The Challenge

Before this session, many Guru Biasa, Guru TMK and TVET teachers under WP Putrajaya had limited hands-on experience combining AI tools with 3D modeling and printing technology for their teaching materials. Turning an idea into a finished AI video, a graphic, a 3D model or an interactive PdP game usually meant relying on separate specialists or software that felt unfamiliar to most teaching staff.

Teachers also wanted the confidence to publish their own work directly on their school website, rather than depending on someone else to build and upload it for them, which meant the training needed to cover the full process from creating content to actually putting it online.

The Solution

Team Arvia conducted Sesi 2 (Integrasi AI dalam Pemodelan dan Teknologi Cetakan 3D) at Wisma Arvia, Puchong, Selangor, for Guru Biasa, Guru TMK and TVET teachers from Bahagian TVET, WP Putrajaya on 22 September 2026. With AI 3D Training Arvia Putrajaya, participants moved from AI video and AI graphic creation into 3D modeling and printing technology, before applying everything they learned to build their own interactive PdP game.

Hands-On AI Video and 3D Modeling

Team Arvia walked teachers through creating AI video and AI graphic content step by step, then moved into 3D modeling and printing technology, so participants could see how an idea moves from a simple prompt to a finished visual or a printable 3D model.

Building and Publishing an Interactive PdP Game

Teachers then built an interactive PdP game entirely from scratch, applying the AI and 3D skills covered earlier in the session, and learned how to publish the finished game directly on their own website without needing a developer to do it for them.

Why AI 3D Training Arvia Putrajaya Matters

AI video, AI graphics and 3D modeling are becoming everyday tools in classrooms across Malaysia, but skills like these are only useful to teachers once they know how to apply them practically, from first idea to a finished, published result. Sesi 2 gave Guru Biasa, Guru TMK and TVET teachers exactly that: a complete, hands-on path from AI content creation to 3D printing and finally publishing their own interactive PdP game.

For TVET education, where practical and technical skills sit at the centre of the curriculum, teachers who can confidently combine AI tools with 3D modeling and printing bring that same hands-on approach into how they teach. It is exactly the kind of training Arvia focuses on: skills teachers can put to use immediately in their own classrooms, not just theory left in a workshop handout.

Being able to publish their own AI-assisted content and interactive games directly on their school website also means Guru Biasa, Guru TMK and TVET teachers under WP Putrajaya no longer need to wait on outside help to share what they have built, which keeps momentum going long after Sesi 2 itself has ended.

Project Outcome

By the end of the session, Guru Biasa, Guru TMK and TVET teachers under Bahagian TVET, WP Putrajaya had created their own AI video and graphic content, worked through 3D modeling and printing technology, and built and published an interactive PdP game entirely on their own. AI 3D Training Arvia Putrajaya reflects how a single, well-structured session can take teachers from watching a demonstration to publishing something they made themselves.

Schools and education departments considering similar AI and 3D training for their teachers can explore more of Arvia’s smartboard and AV solutions, or browse other completed projects on the Arvia portfolio page.

Sessions like this with Bahagian TVET, WP Putrajaya reflect Arvia’s continued work with schools and education departments across Malaysia, helping teachers turn new AI and 3D skills into something they can use confidently in their own classrooms.