Introducing New Practice Exercises
We’re excited to announce we have dozens of new practice exercises for you and your designers or students to independently practice the skills you learned from our videos. You’ll find practice exercises at the end of each section in the following courses:
- 2016 & 2017 Introduction to AutoCAD
- 2017 AutoCAD Essentials
- 2016 & 2017 Introduction to Revit
- 2016 & 2017 SOLIDWORKS Suggested Outline: Beginner to Certification
- 2016 & 2017 Introduction to SOLIDWORKS
- 2016 & 2017 SOLIDWORKS Core Concepts for Parts & Assemblies
- 2017 SOLIDWORKS Essentials
- 2016 & 2017 Introduction to Inventor
- 2016 & 2017 Inventor Essentials
- 2017 Mastercam Mill 2D
- 2017 Mastercam Mill 3D
- 2017 Mastercam Lathe
- 2017 Mastercam 4 Axis
- Fusion 360 Sketching
- Fusion 360 Features and Part Design
- Fusion 360 Assemblies
Not just new, improved
These new practice exercises differ from our existing guided exercises and videos (previously called “hands-on exercises and walk-throughs”) in a few ways:
- Allow designers and students to practice skills independently
- Designers and students must apply the concepts they have learned; reference lessons are provided
- Admins and instructors have access to assessment questions, answer keys, and completed models to evaluate practice exercises completed by their team and students, respectively.
- Provide guided instruction that walks designers and students through an exercise, similar to example problems in a textbook
- Designers and students are told how to check their work and watch a video that shows how to complete the exercise successfully
Exercise Assessments
You can use the assessment questions, answer keys, and completed models, available in the supplemental material on the Dashboard, to evaluate your team and students. If you have questions about using the practice with your team or students reach out to the Success Team today!
