BIM Crusader, Coding Novice, Blogger, Speaker, Podcaster, Autodesk Expert Elite, 25 years in AECO and Technical Solutions Lead at BIM Track. Opinions expressed are my own unless I borrowed them. Cover photo by: Devin Henry
It is that time of year again, where you see lots of posts on LinkedIn and Twitter with people sharing the class, or classes they have submitted for Autodesk University 2021. That’s right its voting time again, your chance to help shape that #AU2021 will look like! This year the voting ends on May 12th, only 12 days after the submissions closed, so better be quick to let your voice be heard. You can review all of the submitted session for this year Virtual AU HERE.
It is that time of year again, seeing old friends that you haven’t seen since last year, bright lights, lots of music, even more walking…yes Autodesk University is in the air! Of course, with it be 2020 nothing will normal and we won’t all be gathered together in Las Vegas next week. This year AU is going virtual, starting Nov. 17th and going until Nov. 20th and it is FREE for everyone! You can still register HERE.
The program itself is really about the AECO community and those within it helping others but sharing knowledge and experience.
The Expert Elite program recognizes customers around the world who contribute to the Autodesk Community by sharing their product knowledge, best practices and expertise. By acting as leaders and being actively involved, Expert Elites help our customer community to thrive.
This is a Special Edition of the Weekly Roundup, focused solely on What’s New with Revit 2021
It’s that time of year again, the latest version of Revit has launched: Revit 2021. It has been a few weeks since the April 8th, 2020 launch date and there have been lots of posts about what’s new. This will be your one-stop location for all the posts, podcasts and videos about the good, bad and ugly for Revit 2021 from all your favourite BIM friends!
If you are going to be in Calgary over lunch on October 23rd then sign up for this FREE event to learn about using Dynamo to help visualize your Revit Data.
This will be a fun and informative hands-on lab for Dynamo users of all levels including beginners.
This is a Special Edition of the Weekly Roundup, focused solely on What’s New with Revit 2020 – Last Update May 11th 2019
It’s that time of year again, the latest version of Revit has launched: Revit 2020. It has only been a few days (Apr. 10th 2019 launch date) and already lost of posts about what’s new. This will be your one-stop location for all the post, podcasts and videos about the good, bad and ugly for Revit 2020. So be sure to check back often as there will be lots more to come from all your favourite BIM friends!
The BIMsider’s favorite posts from the world of BIM – for the week of Dec. 31st – Jan. 6th, 2018.
I’m going to start this week’s Roundup off with a little change, after all, it is the first post of the new year! This year The Weekly Roundup will be a weekly post about my favorite things from the world of AEC & BIM, with a cap of 10 things…I’ve been told that in the past these Roundups could get a little long. Also new this year my weekly feature “The Podcast Roundup”, which will come out in the middle of each week with my favorite podcasts, vodcast, and videos from the week…also capped at 10.
A collection of observations and opinions from myself and my friends around the world in relation to the Architecture, BIM, Sustainability, Technology & Learning in the AEC industry. There's no space here for 'old skool' thinking.
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