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10 available modules3 hours per moduleBeginner to advancedEmail copy included

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The 10 available modules

Each module is three hours and can be combined with others to create a pathway suited to your team’s level and priorities.

Beginner · 3 h

01. BIM foundations, interface and navigation

  • Understand Revit BIM logic
  • Navigate ribbon, Project Browser and Properties
  • Set units and project information
  • Use 2D and 3D views
  • Select and edit elements
  • Adopt a saving and naming method
Beginner · 3 h

02. Levels, grids and architectural elements

  • Create levels and grids
  • Model walls, doors and windows
  • Create basic floors and roofs
  • Use constraints and temporary dimensions
  • Understand type and instance properties
  • Build a coherent base model
Beginner · 3 h

03. Views, annotations and basic documentation

  • Create plans, sections and elevations
  • Control scale and detail level
  • Add dimensions, text and tags
  • Use basic view templates
  • Create sheets and title blocks
  • Prepare a first drawing issue
Intermediate · 3 h

04. Families, components and parameters

  • Understand system and loadable families
  • Load and place components
  • Edit types and parameters
  • Create a simple family
  • Use shared parameters when appropriate
  • Organize a content library
Intermediate · 3 h

05. Rooms, areas, schedules and quantities

  • Create and tag rooms
  • Understand boundaries and area calculations
  • Create schedules
  • Sort, filter and format data
  • Create simple calculated fields
  • Use schedules as a quality-control tool
Intermediate · 3 h

06. Sheets, details and graphic standards

  • Organize a sheet set
  • Create 2D details and detail views
  • Manage patterns, line styles and regions
  • Control visibility and graphics
  • Create consistent view templates
  • Standardize project presentation
Intermediate · 3 h

07. Revit links, CAD and coordination

  • Link Revit models
  • Import or link DWG carefully
  • Manage link visibility
  • Understand coordinates and positioning
  • Use Copy/Monitor where appropriate
  • Identify common coordination conflicts
Advanced · 3 h

08. Worksharing and central models

  • Understand central, local and worksets
  • Create a synchronization method
  • Manage element borrowing and ownership
  • Use Worksharing Display
  • Avoid worksharing conflicts
  • Prepare team collaboration rules
Advanced · 3 h

09. Advanced families, parameters and templates

  • Create more robust parametric families
  • Use simple formulas in families
  • Structure project parameters
  • Create project and view templates
  • Control schedules and visibility with parameters
  • Document BIM standards
Advanced · 3 h

10. Model quality, performance and interoperability

  • Audit warnings and unnecessary elements
  • Reduce model weight and complexity
  • Control links, families and views
  • Prepare IFC and common-format exchanges
  • Use a Twinmotion or Enscape workflow where available
  • Prepare a documented model handoff

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