BIM Collaborate Pro Essential Training (2021)

Course details

Worksharing allows design teams to access, and make changes to, a single Revit project simultaneously. With BIM Collaborate Pro (formerly known as BIM 360 Design), users can collaborate using cloud worksharing, much like they would on their local area network—making it easy for firms with distributed teams to work together seamlessly. In this course, instructor Paul F. Aubin steps through how to configure BIM Collaborate Pro and integrate it into your daily workflow. Discover how to join your first BIM Collaborate project and set up Autodesk Construction Cloud, as well as how to work with Revit links, open and edit Civil 3D files from the cloud, and more. Best of all, the functionality of BIM Collaborate Pro leverages Autodesk cloud-based team sharing solutions, which means that your Revit models and other associated project files can be made accessible to all stakeholders including internal users, clients, and external consultants in a highly secure environment.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Collaborating in the cloud with BIM Collaborate Pro
02 - Using the exercise files
03 - How to use this course

1. Join Your First BIM Collaborate Project

04 - Introduction to BIM Collaborate Pro
05 - Create an Autodesk account
06 - Open a cloud-based Revit model
07 - Installing Desktop Connector
08 - Exploring the Autodesk Construction Cloud web portal
09 - First-person viewing with Design Collaboration
10 - Section a model in the online viewer
11 - Markups
12 - Use issue tracking
13 - Install the Revit Issues add-in
14 - Using the Revit Issues add-in

2. Setting Up Autodesk Construction Cloud

15 - Requirements of managing your Autodesk Construction Cloud
16 - Create a new BIM Collaborate Pro account
17 - Adding account admin users
18 - Fine-tuning account settings
19 - Creating and archiving projects
20 - Adding and managing ACC members
21 - Adding and managing BIM 360 members
22 - Managing your company directory

3. Setting Up Design Collaboration

23 - Gaining access to the Design Collaboration module
24 - Assign a license to a member
25 - Creating teams in the ACC Design Collaboration module
26 - Creating teams in the BIM 360 Design Collaboration module
27 - Understanding and customizing roles
28 - Assigning permissions to teams

4. Using Revit in the Cloud

29 - Requirements for Revit in the cloud
30 - Save a Cloud Model
31 - Troubleshoot member access issues
32 - Creating a cloud-based workshared Revit model
33 - Revit file versions in the cloud
34 - Cloud upgrade models
35 - Convert a Cloud Model to Cloud Workshare Model

6. Shared Coordinates and BIM Collaborate

44 - Establishing shared coordinates in BIM Collaborate Pro
45 - Modify shared coordinates in BIM Collaborate Pro - v2021 or later
46 - Modify shared coordinates in BIM Collaborate Pro - v2019 2020
47 - Working with multiple shared sites
48 - Use the Transform tool in Design Collaboration

7. Civil 3D and CAD Files

49 - Use Desktop Connector
50 - Upload Civil 3D files to the cloud
51 - Link to a Civil 3D file in Revit
52 - Open and edit Civil 3D files from the cloud
53 - Update architecture with Civil 3D edits
54 - Create and export topography surfaces in Civil 3D
55 - Link Civil 3D topography into Revit

8. Miscellaneous Management Tips

56 - Version history, restore files, and local copies
57 - Service degradations and outages
58 - Choosing between Autodesk Construction Cloud and BIM 360

Conclusion

59 - Next steps