Posts Tagged ‘e-learning’

Axiom releases V8i Essentials — Drawing Tasks, Part 1, another LearningBay MicroStation training course for V8i.

Friday, 28 May 2010

Axiom’s self-paced MicroStation e-learning courses allow users to learn from MicroStation gurus without having to travel around the country or sit in a course room. In fact, any user can learn new skills or brush up on existing knowledge without leaving his or her desk!

This course, the first in the series that explores the different drawing tools, discusses the Linear, Polygon and Circle Tasks as found inside V8i. Upon completion, students can:

  • Locate all of the available Task Frames inside V8i.
  • Understand how to use Lines, Points and B-Splines during the design process.
  • Create closed Shapes and Polygons.
  • Work productively with Circles and Arcs.

To speak directly with an Axiom MicroStation consultant about Axiom’s line of MicroStation training solutions (including on-line and in-house, customized training), call 727-442-7774 extension 1854 or visit Axiom’s MicroStation training page on the Web.

Axiom releases V8i Essentials — Interface Basics, another LearningBay MicroStation training course for V8i.

Tuesday, 23 February 2010

Axiom’s self-paced MicroStation e-learning courses allow users to learn from MicroStation gurus without having to travel around the country or sit in a course room. In fact, any user can learn new skills or brush up on existing knowledge without leaving his or her desk!

This course explores the different V8i interfaces — from toolboxes to Task Navigation and on to the design space layout. Upon completion, students can:

  • Select the desired V8i interface.
  • Identify and use the different parts of the MicroStation window during the design process.
  • Master the Task Navigation toolbox.
  • Control the Tool Settings box.

To speak directly with an Axiom MicroStation consultant about Axiom’s line of MicroStation training solutions (including on-line and in-house, customized training), call 727-442-7774 extension 1854 or visit Axiom on the Web at http://www.AxiomInt.com/products/learningbay.htm.

Axiom releases V8i Essentials — Tool Enhancements Part 3, another LearningBay MicroStation training course for V8i.

Friday, 12 February 2010

Axiom’s self-paced MicroStation e-learning courses allow users to learn from MicroStation gurus without having to travel around the country or sit in a course room. In fact, any user can learn new skills or brush up on existing knowledge without leaving his or her desk!

These V8i tool enhancements are organized into five chapters – Models, Advanced Explorer, Reference, Raster Reference and Other Tools. Each page reviews key function changes, complete with illustrations. Upon completion, students can:

  • Create Design and Sheet models.
  • Navigate between models using the View Groups box.
  • Build effective Project Explorer Link Sets.
  • Productively use the enhancements made to the References dialog.
  • Better understand how to work with Raster Images.

To speak directly with an Axiom MicroStation consultant about Axiom’s line of MicroStation training solutions (including on-line and in-house customized training), call 727-442-7774 extension 1854 or visit Axiom on the Web at http://www.AxiomInt.com/products/learningbay.htm.

Axiom releases LearningBay Course for V8 XM &msash; Discover 3D: Building Blocks Part 1.

Friday, 11 September 2009

The new update to Discover 3D: Building Blocks Part 1 was just released. Already in demand, this course shows how to use AccuDraw in 3D and work with 3D Primitives such as slabs, cones and spheres. The course also covers how to create complex solids or SmartSolids as well as how to edit associated properties and features. The update includes videos and two step-by-step labs (50 printable pages) for building 3D mechanical parts and a 3D table.

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

  • Create 3D models using 3D Primitives.
  • Combine 3D Primitives to create SmartSolids.
  • Understand how to edit SmartSolids.
  • Use AccuDraw throughout the 3D design process.

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To schedule a free, online demonstration or for more information on LearningBay courses, contact an Axiom MicroStation Consultant today! Call 727-442-7774 extension 8502, e-mail 8502@AxiomInt.com visit Axiom on the web at http://AxiomInt.com/r/?e.

Why CAD training doesn't work

Wednesday, 5 August 2009

How to make CAD training actually useful for you personally

By Mike Arroyo
Clearwater, Florida, USA — Has anyone noticed that most technical training is still delivered the way it was in the 1980s?

Axiom’s instructor-led training includes customized training materials that incorporate customer drawings and procedures. This customized training, offered at generic training costs, helps customers save time and increase production.

Just like they did over 25 years ago, companies send designers to an off-site facility to receive generic training manuals, with less-than-impactful exercises, for a four-day marathon where success is proclaimed if all the commands and pages are covered during the scheduled time — regardless of the amount of knowledge actually retained. The main problem is that generic training doesn’t target the real issues that only customer-specific training can address. This is why Axiom, the largest provider of browser-based training for Bentley software, is changing the way instructor-led training is performed.

Shawn Butler of Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor experienced the Axiom difference, stating this about the on-site training experience: “The training went great. Your team was excellent; your team’s ability to mobilize quickly was fantastic and the instructors’ ability to be flexible was superb. I truly have to say that Axiom’s response time, ability to understand my needs, ask the right questions and provide on-the-spot analysis is impressive. I can say that it was the quality and immediate response that confirmed to me that Axiom was the company to team up with. The time on the phone with your office and your team set the atmosphere for the success of this engagement.”

Steps to success
First, we interview the customer to discover what is needed and wanted. Questions such as “How much CAD experience do the students have?”, “What CAD skills could best impact the company’s speed of production?” and others help uncover unique issues and specific objectives that the company wants to solve with training.

Second, we customize the training syllabus to best fit the needs of the customer to ensure that time training users is the most productive possible. Adjusting the topics covered ensures that any specific issues and objectives are targeted and that the most needed CAD skills are gained during the training.

Third, we insert company drawings, workflow and customization into the training. Employees are exposed to their company CAD standards, such as naming conventions and annotation styles, as well as custom scripts and menus during the training sessions. Unlike generic training, students learn how CAD is done at their company.

Finally, we deliver customized training materials. The manuals are organized based on the revised syllabus and incorporate customer drawings and procedures. Additionally, ample design files and step-by-step labs are delivered.

Axiom, always looking for ways to help our customers save time and increase production, delivers this customized training solution at generic training prices. Take the time and contact one of our MicroStation Consultants and see how we can help.

MicroStation Today — August 2009(Volume 16, Issue 8)

Saturday, 1 August 2009

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MicroStation Today — January 2009(Volume 16, Issue 1)

Thursday, 1 January 2009

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MicroStation Today — August 2009 (Volume 16, Issue 2)

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