How do you take your training?
Do you prefer off-site,
instructor-led, immersion-style training or would you rather lunch and learn?
Do you like to be sequestered with your co-workers for half-day training
sessions in the office or would you rather learn online at the time (and place)
of your choosing? You want to read a book or watch a training video?
Training methods are as diverse
as the trainees themselves and this issue of AUGIWorld
breaks down the various forms of training, offers some pro and con, and
discusses sure-fire strategies that those in charge of training can employ for
maximum effect.
Juan Soto offers advice on
training AutoCAD Civil 3D in "Increase
Your Chances for Training Success." In "CAD Management: 10 Ways to
Train," author Brian Andresen illustrates some familiar -
and not so familiar - ways to bring training to the masses. And Walt Sparling
reminds us how critical it is to engage in ongoing training in his article
"The Domino Effect."
How to Become the CAD
"Go-To" Guy - Want to be the worker that seems to have the
answer for every single issue or problem in AutoCAD? Author Murray Clack shows
you how.
Wicked Problems in
Construction - The BUILT series continues as James Salmon highlights wicked
problems in the construction industry and, of course, offers some wicked
solution.
Jump Start BIM: A CADworks
MEP BIM Integration Suite Product Review - Todd
Shackelford reviews this cloud-based solution, designed to help small and
medium-sized engineering firms and contractors migrate from CAD to BIM.
Navisworks: From Design to
Construction and Back - Michael Smith lays out a blueprint for
indoctrinating both design and project teams in the use of BIM technologies.
Here's how Navisworks can help.
Navigating the Library
Assembly Minefield - Are you annoyed by frequent requests to save
when using assemblies in a library? Well, author Scott Moyse was, and set out
to fix it. Follow along.
Training the Technical MEP
User - Industry veteran David Butts provides a no-nonsense approach to
training technical users. Think how, what, and when.
Revit Structure, Under the
Hood - A comprehensive look at Autodesk Revit Structure from Jeremiah
Bowles. Know that success with Revit Structure begins with a change in your
thinking.
The Learning Curve - Whether
you want to hang with your fellow 3ds Max users in an online community or step
up and get Autodesk certification, Dario Passariello can tell you where to
start.
Understanding Parametric
Constraints - Melinda Heavrin offers this step-by-step tutorial on parametric
constraints in AutoCAD Architecture.
Know Your Navisworks Files
- In order to collaborate effectively, you have to know your files.
Bill Campbell takes you inside Navisworks files and offers some timely tips for
data sharing.
The Five Stages of Revit
Users - Jason Grant takes you through the growing stages - and growing
pains - of training in the Revit platform.
Revit Training: The Right
Step Forward - Arm yourself with information to create effective training for
others and to get training for yourself.
Also in this issue...
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