Category Archives: Tutorials

The individual projects at the Autodesk Digital STEAM curriculum website are ideal for students who have built up their knowledge and skills in the design process and the use of Autodesk software. If you are ready for a challenge, after completing … Read more →

You may have seen on www.vexrobotics.com, three new robotics kits that better serve your needs.  This is in order to maintain our focus on STEM education as well as the competition market. There is a trend with teachers interested in implementing a robotics program … Read more →

So you’ve purchased the new Adobe CS6….now you’re wondering, “Where do I begin?” Many people have had some sort of experience with Photoshop, or Illustrator, Dreamweaver or Flash. Almost anyone with a computer has used some version of Reader. So … Read more →

In Revit Architecture, you have the flexibility of reusing details from your typical detail library, or you can use parts of Sections, Elevations and Plans to create great looking details. Today we’re going to look at how you can do … Read more →

Inventor Fusion If you tuned in to our last blog entry, we briefly mentioned Autodesk Inventor Fusion. So here it is another day, and I felt that maybe we should discuss this powerful new tool that Autodesk launched for the first time … Read more →

Sometimes creating components requires that we create more complex shapes that have an organic curved profile to them. Sometime the profile changes from one end to another. Today we’ll take a quick look at how one can use Autodesk Inventor … Read more →

In this series of video lessons, we follow along with Michael Pavlovich as he uses a host of tools and techniques within ZBrush to create a helmet for his character. Michael Pavlovich has been in the game industry since graduating … Read more →

Autodesk has recently released the 2013 product line, and among the most powerful features released are the online options of 360. An Autodesk 360 account is available to anybody, however customers wanting to get the most out of their subscription … Read more →

In our last segment of the Starting a Project in Revit Architecture series, we took a look at annotating our drawings, and how to set up sheets. What we’ll delve into today is creating a schedule for a quantity survey, … Read more →

What would it look like if your video tutorials were created by someone with a lifetime’s teaching experience behind them? You’d expect them to be well structured, well paced, summarised properly etc. More than that, if a whole series of … Read more →