Tools, menus and demonstrations are woven together to clearly explain best practices methods essential to day to day usage as well as long term project management. Unlike piecemeal tool- and menu-based instructional videos, these tutorials are built around architectural processes in a coherent, integrated fashion. There are well over 100 hours of training material covering basic, intermediate and advanced topics. The Best Practices Course is constructed from a carefully organized curriculum of 30 Modules, each with between 3 and 10 video sections. Based on Bobrow's experience of more than 27 years training users on ARCHICAD, the course is known as one of the most intuitive, in-depth explanations of the overall working process as well as specific mechanics for modeling and documentation. The QuickStart Course is included in Bobrow's comprehensive Best Practices Course, which teaches the most effective methods to set up, organize, and develop building design projects.

Work will commence in July, and is expected to be completed in late August.

To provide maximum compatibility with current and future versions of ARCHICAD, Bobrow will create and record new versions of all of these basic training lessons. While the basic workflow of the program has remained stable, the interface has changed incrementally over the years, with a dramatic update in version 20. It covers the basic usage of the program, including a thorough overview of the structure of project files, navigation, and step by step demonstration of building a 3D model and creating a set of construction documents. The QuickStart Course, originally created with ARCHICAD 14 and 15 in 2011, is a set of 29 video training lessons totaling 13 hours of material. Two of the most popular and widely used online training programs for ARCHICAD (with 1450 members from over 70 countries) are about to be overhauled as part of a major upgrade by ARCHICAD expert Eric Bobrow.

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