BIM Collaborate Pro - Revit Cloud Worksharing and Collaboration

Autodesk BIM 360 Document Management is cloud-based construction document management software that allows you to share, view, mark-up, and manage your construction drawings, documents, and models. The BIM 360 Design Collaboration module, which is part of the Autodesk Collaborate bundle of solutions, provides non-Revit users, such as project managers, engineers and quality controllers, an online software platform to view, review and consume Work in Progress Revit models. These models are live and "synced" by Autodesk Revit users using Revit Cloud Worksharing. BIM 360 Design Collaboration module requires an Autodesk Collaborate licence. Revit Cloud Worksharing requires an Autodesk Collaborate Pro licence. Please ensure you have the appropriate licensing in place ahead of taking this training.

Course content for Autodesk Collaborate Pro - Revit Cloud Worksharing and Collaboration:

Part 1

• Autodesk License Account Manager - what to look out for when cloud work-sharing
• Understand and set privileges, set up a project
• Add and remove members
• Edit role rights and manage members
• Ensure correct services are added for both document management and design collaboration
• Add a team so you can show that team on the timeline
• Edit the project profile
• Work with plans, create project files, create sets
• Allow easy, yet controlled, transfer of information from design to construction
• Reduce rework risks by keeping everyone working from the current document set
• Understand the most useful tools for keeping the entire project team in sync and informed

Part 2

• Create a set in Revit
• Publish from within Revit to BIM 360
• Co-author Revit models concurrently with other users utilising cloud-based worksharing
• Manage models, select which model is the master model
• Develop best practices for cloud-based worksharing - when to sync, publish
• Understand timelines and companies as they relate to your BIM 360 Design project
• Understand symbols and their meanings
• Visualise changes between design versions in packages and work-in-progress designs
• Create and share a package
• Explore and consume a package
• Create a design issue
• View added, deleted, and modified elements, and filter by disciplines affected
• Look up specific elements using keyword search
• Make the best use of design review tools to quickly address design issues