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Discover optimal project sharing techniques using Archicad Teamwork and Hotlinked Files.
Designing a building is a complex process that requires smooth communication and collaboration amongst project members. The aim of this learning course is to provide an overview of best project sharing techniques in Archicad using Teamwork along with Hotlink Files to increase efficiency.
Users attending this course should have essential Archicad skills and BIMcloud installed.
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Before you begin, please download your course materials here. What's included in the download:
- GSNA Teamwork and Collaboration PDF: This document provides an overview and detailed information on the topics covered in this course
Simply double click on the downloaded ZIP folder to open the contents.
Ratings and Reviews
Ryan Senores
Was impressed with how seamless collaborative work can be with Teamwork set up.
Abbey Sinclair
the audio quality is so poor that it makes it hard to understand the content, and the content is generally good information. It is not professional to have people talking in the background of a training course. It is hard to focus on what the instructor was saying and they kept messing up when others were talking. Other than the need to rerecord this, it's fine.
Adriana
We are implementing Teamwork in our company, and this course was great to help our team get started.
Mike Hreczkosiej
Very informative. Using teamwork seems very confusing; but this was quite helpful to grasp the reservation/release and messaging concepts.
Roman Buha
This course was recorded in ArchiCAD 23. It is interesting to test if there are any updates in version 26.
Leslie Pink
Like: good overview of how teamwork functions and the abilities within the program Dislike: distracted by how many times the presenter said "actually" throughout the course Concerns: down/wait time every time we need to reserve, send, received, release, assign tasks.
Tara Chen Sue
The Teamwork videos are poorly filmed and recorded and are not very engaging
Zachary Jackson
I understand that the content is a little denser and harder to follow, but without using examples while initially talking about the subjects, it was extremely hard to keep engaged. The content was way more understandable when we were given visual examples.
Antonio Molina
great
May need to do another take on this entire course. The audio sounds like I'm in a Go-To Meeting call with someone. Also there appears to be constant background conversation happening as the lady is speaking not to mention the occasional disconnecting noise as if I am actually in a Go-To Meeting call and have lost connection because things go quiet for a few seconds afterwards.