Resources
Autodesk, PTC, and Dassault resources, videos, whitepapers, and blogs for building, architecture, civil engineering, manufacturing, and geospatial industries.
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Self-Paced eLearning Platform: Tour
Join us for a tour of ProductivityNOW: our robust self-directed eLearning platform for Autodesk software users, containing thousands of how-to documents.
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Improve Your Technical Documentation with ASCENT
Discover how ASCENT can help your organization develop superior documentation with help from our multi-disciplinary team of industry specialists skilled in technical writing, instructional design, mul
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Autodesk Instructors: Help is Here!
Instructor Guides contain the same instructional content as a Learning Guide but also include answers to chapter review questions, timing suggestions to deliver the course and PPT presentation files.
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Targeted Learning Via Tailored Curriculum
Reach your training goals with tailored curriculum from ASCENT. See how you can improve learning outcomes with varying levels of customization for your team.
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eBooks Overview
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Discover ASCENT
http://ascented.com | Join our 'tour' of ASCENT to discover how we support engineering professionals and students who need to advance their design engineering skills. ASCENT’s educational content -
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Autodesk Certification Preparation Books from ASCENT
http://ascented.com/adskcertification To help you prepare for the Autodesk Certified Professional exams, ASCENT offers Official Certification Preparation books. Prepare for the Autodesk Professiona -
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ASCENT's Professional Services
Communicate complex information with tailored learning for your team, technical writing or editing for your product how-tos, or document creation. Watch this video to learn how ASCENT’s team can
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Technical Editing Tip: Reviewing and Marking Up PDFs
Reviewing a document as a PDF is a bit different than reviewing a document in a program like Microsoft Word. Here, you'll get tips on how to edit in Adobe Acrobat.
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Autodesk Revit MEP 2023: Learning Guide Updates
Learn what has been added to the 2023 release of our Revit: Fundamentals for MEP guide (and where to find them), along with some changes I made to the order of the chapters and practice files.
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What to Do with All the Orphaned Revit MEP Elements
There is nothing more frustrating than opening your Revit MEP project to find your hosted elements have become disassociated from the architectural Revit linked model. Here's how to manage this issue!
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Webcast Follow-up: New Features in the InfraWorks 2023.1 Software
As a follow-up to our webcast about the new features of Autodesk InfraWorks 2023.1, see the answers to the questions that were asked during this informative presentation.
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Technical Editing Tip: Using Track Changes
Many word processing or publishing programs have a track edits and changes feature that lets you easily view any changes made to your work. Here we'll focus on using Microsoft Word to track edits.
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Using Revit Sheet Guide Grids to Simplify Your Construction Document Creation
Simplify your construction document creation using Revit Sheet Guide Grids
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Clipping Planes in Autodesk InfraWorks
Clipping planes for civil structures in InfraWorks are a great addition to the software. They help study and analyze civil structures, can aid in measurements and dimensions, and are very versatile.
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Revit 2023: Fixing Empty or Invalid Default Template Paths
Before embarking on your Revit class or using the ASCENT guides for self-study, be sure that the Revit content is installed not only for the Revit families, but also for the Revit templates.
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Parking Solutions in Autodesk InfraWorks
Parking can be a planning and design challenge, but with the new tools available in the 2021.1 release of InfraWorks, such challenges are greatly alleviated.
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Autodesk InfraWorks 2023.1: Bridge Enhancements
Learn about the new features available in the Autodesk InfraWorks 2023.1 software release, while exploring enhancements to the bridge components. In this webcast we demonstrate the clipping planes, as
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File and Folder Naming Conventions: Tips and Examples
The strength of a folder and file naming convention is dependent on the naming structure and the components you select to build the structure. Here are a few tips to consider when naming files.
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What’s in a Name? An Introduction to File Naming Conventions
Get an introduction to file naming conventions for electronic documents
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Revit 2023 MEP Fundamentals
See the full sample chapter and table of contents for Autodesk Revit 2023 MEP Fundamentals.
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Technical Writing Tip: Reformatting PowerPoint Slides
See some helpful tips for reformatting PowerPoint slides
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What’s New in the Milling Toolpaths in Inventor 2023 CAM
Here is a list of new options I found helpful that you can now use in some of the Toolpaths in Inventor 2023 CAM
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Datum Targets Now Available in Inventor for Model-Based Definition
Did you know that Inventor 2023 now enables you to create datum targets on your models that you can then subsequently incorporate into the creation of your tolerance features? Learn more in this blog.
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Technical Writing Tip: Placing Figure References
If you use figure references in your technical writing projects, keep reading for some helpful tips.
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InfraWorks for Architects: Putting your Designs in Context
Architects: See how to put your designs in context using Autodesk InfraWorks
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Working Effectively using Floating Windows in AutoCAD 2023
This webcast discusses an AutoCAD enhancement that provides users with an option to display multiple drawings side by side as floating windows in a single session of AutoCAD. Learn how to effectively
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Floating Windows in AutoCAD
Learn how the floating windows feature in AutoCAD can be used to increase efficiency while creating a new drawing by copying portions and and properties from an existing drawing.
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