Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts

Friday, July 26, 2013

Revit OpEd: It is a Training Problem

This is a really good article by Steve Stafford at RevitOpEd.

Revit OpEd: It is a Training Problem: I frequently get involved in conversations that start with someone wishing Revit would help resolve "x" problem. The essence of &q...

Monday, September 7, 2009

AUGI E-Learing (FREE)

If you are looking to upgrade your design application skills but your firm has all but discontinued training and you lack the funds to purchase training yourself, checkout AUGI's FREE E-Learning. The videos are provided by CADLearning and each month a new set of videos is provided.

From the AUGI E-Learing website:

AUGI e-Learning Program

AUGI is pleased to offer AUGI e-Learning, a program that offers AUGI members a selection of video tutorials focusing on various Autodesk products.

AUGI, in conjunction with 4DTechnologies/CADLearning, is making video lessons available every month to AUGI members at no charge. Below are titles of the lessons currently available through the AUGI e-Learning program. These video lessons teach individual product concepts and features. Every month, new lessons in each course series will be available. Completion of the full course will take 12 to 18 months at the one-section-per-month rate.

AUGI members wanting to expedite the learning process may purchase an entire course outright. AUGI has negotiated a 20 percent discount for our members who wish to purchase courses.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Looking for FREE Training

As a BIM Manager, I am always looking for a simple (Phil would say "elegent") solutions to day-to-day problems. Training is a huge problem and I have yet to find a elegent canned solution. But there are some good resources that can be leveraged. One of those resources is from AUGI. The AUGI Training Program offers some free classes and the new September classes have begun. They are:

ATP215 - Intermediate Revit Structure.The second of three, this course teaches the intermediate functionality of Revit Structure.

ATP226 - Revit Architecture 2009 to 3ds MAX Design 2009 - FastTrack.In this session you will learn how data moves from Revit into 3ds Max.

ATP231 - AutoCAD Electrical fourth level.This class will show you how to create additional panel layouts, start from a panel and insert components and nameplates. Assign panel footprints, insert DIN rails and terminal strips and foot print balloon insertion to document your panel layouts.

For more information, visit the AUGI Training Program. If you are not already an AUGI member, you will need to register and it is FREE.

Saturday, February 16, 2008

Self-Paced Learning Resources

One of the most difficult aspects of my job is training. Finding options that meet the needs of every user is well, impossible. One group that I know gets ignored is that group of users that take s the initiative to learn new things outside of the training lab.

I have found a couple pretty good "FREE" self-paced training options for these users, both from AUGI. In order to participate, you must be a member of AUGI and registration is free and they don't spam.

The first program is the AUGI e-Learning Program a program that offers AUGI members a selection of video tutorials focusing on various Autodesk products.

AUGI, in conjunction with CADLearning, is making video lessons available every month to AUGI members at no charge. These video lessons teach individual product concepts and features. Every month, new lessons in each course series will be available. Completion of the full course will take 12 to 18 months at the one-section-per-month rate.

AUGI members wanting to expedite the learning process may purchase an entire course outright. AUGI has negotiated a 20 percent discount for our members who wish to purchase courses. Visit AUGI.CADLearning.com for more information and complete course outlines.

The second program offered by AUGI is the AUGI Training Program (ATP). The ATP consists of a wide range of courses intended to provide training to CAD professionals. These courses are offered free of charge to AUGI members. ATP courses are designed to give members additional training both to increase their knowledge of a given technology or discipline and to provide practical guidance that can be applied in their everyday jobs.

The ATP is one of the fastest growing programs AUGI has going. In addition to these gains, the team has plans to roll out some exciting new features, from the most basic of classes to the most advanced classes ATP has offered yet. The best part is, these classes will not only be in platform AutoCAD, but all of the vertical products as well. As part of the curriculum, these classes will include beginner, intermediate, and advanced sessions, which will repeat throughout the year. In addition to this new format, ATP will soon be offering video segments as part of our new learning track.

There are other site out there that offer self-paced training programs but AUGI offers the only free service.

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