Teaching Collaboratively with Autodesk Fusion 360

Description

From its early days, Autodesk Fusion 360 software has included ever-improving tools for working collaboratively on decentralized teams. With an eye toward education and a few extra capabilities added just for the education space, Autodesk Fusion 360 is ready to become a central part of the process of teaching design, engineering, and manufacturing. These tools are not usually the focus when discussing Autodesk Fusion 360 for the classroom, but they are the critical elements that make Autodesk Fusion 360 the best solution for your classroom. In this session, you’ll see these communication and collaboration tools in use as we look at the process for creating, managing, and completing a class. We’ll explore the tools that teachers will find most useful for conducting their classes in today's dynamic environment to ensure you can keep offering the best instruction, regardless of where you or your students are working.

Principaux enseignements

Learn how to grant and manage student access to your individual or group data while keeping it private.
Learn how to evaluate student progress in projects and offer feedback any time from virtually any connected device.
Learn about documenting the design process in real time directly in the design file.
Learn how to quickly archive last term’s course and prepare to start fresh with a new set of students.

Intervenants

Thom Tremblay
Thom Tremblay has over twenty-five years of experience consulting with businesses and education institutions of all types and sizes. Thom has earned professional certifications in Autodesk AutoCAD and Autodesk Inventor, and is an Platinum level Autodesk Certified Instructor. Thom now acts as the Business Development Manager for Learning/Education for leading Autodesk partner; D3 Technologies.
Dan Banach
Dan is a Senior Customer Success Manager at Autodesk - Education where he helps schools implement Autodesk mechanical and manufacturing solutions. Dan is a nationally recognized instructor, a longtime speaker at Autodesk University and many other education events, and is a guest speaker at many universities. Before joining Autodesk, Dan worked at an Autodesk reseller where he provided CAD solutions and training to clients for 19 years. He has also authored 25 books on Autodesk 3D mechanical design software.