Resources
Autodesk, PTC, and Dassault resources, videos, whitepapers, and blogs for building, architecture, civil engineering, manufacturing, and geospatial industries.
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Autodesk Instructors: Help is Here!
Instructors- get answers to chapter review questions, timing suggestions to deliver the course and PPT presentation files.
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Technical Editing & Writing Solutions Overview
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Self-Paced eLearning Platform: Tour
Take a tour of ProductivityNOW: our multi-faceted, self-directed eLearning platform for Autodesk, Creo and CATIA users.
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ASCENT Creates User-Friendly Manuals for New Machine Operators
During the pandemic, ASCENT helped a major manufacturer with new training materials for machine operators. Learn how it all came together.
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eBooks Overview
Learn about this digital format of ASCENT's learning guides
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Discover ASCENT
Discover how we support engineering professionals and students who need to advance their design engineering skills.
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Intersection and Apparent Intersect Osnaps
Learn about the difference between the Apparent Intersect osnap and the Intersection osnap in AutoCAD.
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Technical Writing: Using Graphics Effectively
by Surya Nair (Technical Editor @ ASCENT) Graphics are an integral part of technical writing. Graphics can be an effective aid to improve content clarity. Appropriately placed graphics can help...
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Technical Writing: Introduction to Using Plain Language
by Breanne MacDonald (Technical Editor @ ASCENT) “A communication is in plain language if its wording, structure, and design are so clear that the intended audience can easily find what they need,...
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My Five Fave New Features in Revit 2021
With all the uncertainty in the world today, it is refreshing to unwrap the new features of Revit 2021 to see what the Autodesk development team has come up with to make our lives easier in the...
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What’s New in the AutoCAD® 2021 Fundamentals Learning Guide
by Renu Muthoo I am excited to tell you about the AutoCAD® 2021 Fundamentals learning guide that is now available from ASCENT. This year, we focused on making the content more precise and...
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Civil 3D Fundamentals 2021: Course changes
The Civil 3D Fundamentals course is a four-day course covering all aspects of Civil 3D at a basic level. In addition to this course, there are also two specialized courses dealing with Civil 3D on...
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Celebrating World Book Day
World Book Day, also known at World Book and Copyright Day, or International Day of the Book, is a global celebration of books and the difference that reading makes to people’s lives, young and...
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Webcast follow-up: Maximize the Design Collaboration tools available in BIM 360
I want to thank everyone for attending my webcast on Maximizing the Design Collaboration tools. In the webcast I talked about and demonstrated the process of utilizing the BIM 360 Design...
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Webcast follow-up: Using the AEC Collection Tools for Land Development Projects, Part 2
I thank everyone for attending my webcast on February 19th, 2020. This was the second part of a presentation I did at Autodesk University in 2019. Due to the length of the original I had to break...
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Technical Writing: Tips for Self-editing
While it is not easy to edit and proofread your own writing, it is possible to do so by being a mindful editor. This blog post offers some tips for self-editing.
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Looking to learn Inventor CAM 2D Milling?
By Jennifer MacMillan ASCENT is excited to announce the release of a brand new learning guide: Autodesk Inventor 2020 Introduction to 2D Milling. This guide provides students, trainers, and...
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What's new in the Advance Steel 2020 Fundamentals Guide
The Autodesk® Advance Steel Learning Guide received some necessary TLC for its latest 2020 release. This Fundamentals Learning Guide was meant to be an overview of basic Advance Steel tasks, but...
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Webcast follow-up: Using the AEC Collection Tools for Land Development Projects, Part 1
I thank everyone for attending my webcast on January 22nd, 2020, where I repeated a presentation I did at Autodesk University in 2019. Due to the length of the original I had to break the webcasts...
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Technical Editing Tip: Using e.g. vs. i.e.
It can be tricky to figure out which abbreviation is the appropriate choice for your sentence, but if you keep their translations in mind, you will find it’s easier to choose the correct one.
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