Today I wanted to share a little information about the videos that come with my Revit textbooks.
First of all, most of my Revit books come with videos... quite a few, actually (see the lists below). They can be downloaded, from the SDC Publications portal, by the student using their unique access code found on the inside-front cover of the book.
Second, they are all available in an accessible format for those with hearing impairments, which is a requirement of many educational institutions.
Keep reading to learn more...
It is worth pointing out that all SDC Publication videos are equally accessible. They decided to standardize this by adding the captioning themselves. What I personally like about this is the text is added below the video so as not to obscure anything in the video (as shown in the example image above).
I have two sets of Revit videos. One comes with most of my Revit books (the first list below) and the other is specific for my residential Revit book (second list below).
For a complete list of my books click here.
Professors and instructors in North America are able to request a free examination copy from SDC Publications.
For BIM Chapters updates, follow @DanStine_MN on Twitter or connect on LinkedIn
Check out my video-based courses on ArchSmarter.
I also write blog posts for Enscape - a new paradigm in rendering, animation and VR for AEC.
First of all, most of my Revit books come with videos... quite a few, actually (see the lists below). They can be downloaded, from the SDC Publications portal, by the student using their unique access code found on the inside-front cover of the book.
Second, they are all available in an accessible format for those with hearing impairments, which is a requirement of many educational institutions.
Keep reading to learn more...
It is worth pointing out that all SDC Publication videos are equally accessible. They decided to standardize this by adding the captioning themselves. What I personally like about this is the text is added below the video so as not to obscure anything in the video (as shown in the example image above).
I have two sets of Revit videos. One comes with most of my Revit books (the first list below) and the other is specific for my residential Revit book (second list below).
Commercial Revit Videos Index:
1
User
Interface
1-1
Introduction
1-2
File Tab
1-3
Ribbon and QAT
1-4
Properties and Type Selector
1-5
Drawing Area
1-6
Status Bar
2
Walls
2-1
Introduction
2-2
Wall Types
2-3
Wall Placement Settings
2-4
Wall Height
2-5
Creating New Wall Types
2-6
Sloped Walls
3
Doors
and Windows
3-1
Introduction
3-2
Placing Doors
3-3
Placing Windows
3-4
Managing Loaded Content
3-5
Repositioning Doors and Windows
4
Stairs
4-1
Introduction
4-2
Railings
5
Roofs
5-1
Introduction
5-2
Hip Roof
5-3
Gable Roof
5-4
Shed Roof
5-5
Flat Roof
5-6
Roof Fascia
5-7
Roof Gutters
5-8
Roof Openings
6
Floors
6-1
Introduction
6-2
Floor Placement Settings
6-3
Floor Openings
6-4
Sloped Floor
7
Ceilings
7-1
Introduction
7-2
Ceiling Placement Settings
7-3
Sloped Ceiling
8
Elevations
8-1
Introduction
8-2
Exterior Elevations
8-3
Interior Elevations
9
Sections
9-1
Introduction
10
Schedules
10-1 Introduction
11
Rendering
11-1 Introduction
12
Design
Options
12-1 Introduction
13
Sheets
and Sheet Lists
13-1 Introduction
14
Worksharing
Introduction
14-1 Introduction
14-2 Worksharing
Project Setup
14-3 Creating
a Local File
14-4 Troubleshooting
15
Phasing
15-1 Introduction
15-2 Phase
Project Setup
15-3 Phasing
View Settings
15-4 Phasing
Element Settings
16
Sweeps
and Reveals
16-1 Introduction
16-2 Sweeps
16-3 Reveals
16-4 New
Profiles
17
Structural
17-1 Introduction
17-2 Grids
17-3 Columns
17-4 Beams
17-5 Beam Systems
17-6 Floors & Metal Deck
17-7 Foundations & Footings
18
Mechanical
18-1 Introduction
18-2 Air Terminals
18-3 Mechanical Equipment
18-4 Ductwork
18-5 Plumbing
19
Electrical
19-1 Introduction
19-2 Electrical Settings
19-3 Receptacles
19-4 Light Fixtures
19-5 Power Panels
19-6 Circuiting
Residential Revit Videos Index:
1
User
Interface
1-1
Introduction
1-2
File Tab
1-3
Ribbon and QAT
1-4
Properties and Type Selector
1-5
Drawing Area
1-6
Status Bar
2
Walls
2-1
Introduction
2-2
Wall Types
2-3
Wall Placement Settings
2-4
Wall Height
2-5
Creating New Wall Types
2-6
Sloped Walls
3
Doors and
Windows
3-1
Introduction
3-2
Placing Doors
3-3
Placing Windows
3-4
Managing Loaded Content
3-5
Repositioning Doors and Windows
4
Stairs
4-1
Introduction
4-2
Railings
5
Roofs
5-1
Introduction
5-2
Hip Roof
5-3
Gable Roof
5-4
Shed Roof
5-5
Flat Roof
5-6
Roof Fascia
5-7
Roof Gutters
5-8
Roof Openings
6
Floors
6-1
Introduction
6-2
Floor Placement Settings
6-3
Floor Openings
6-4
Sloped Floor
7
Ceilings
7-1
Introduction
7-2
Ceiling Placement Settings
7-3
Sloped Ceiling
8
Elevations
8-1
Introduction
8-2
Exterior Elevations
8-3
Interior Elevations
9
Sections
9-1
Introduction
10
Schedules
10-1 Introduction
11
Rendering
11-1 Introduction
12
Design
Options
12-1 Introduction
13
Sheets and
Sheet Lists
13-1 Introduction
14
Worksharing
Introduction
14-1 Introduction
14-2 Worksharing
Project Setup
14-3 Creating a
Local File
14-4 Troubleshooting
15
Phasing
15-1 Introduction
15-2 Phase Project
Setup
15-3 Phasing View
Settings
15-4 Phasing
Element Settings
16
Sweeps and
Reveals
16-1 Introduction
16-2 Sweeps
16-3 Reveals
16-4 New Profiles
For a complete list of my books click here.
Professors and instructors in North America are able to request a free examination copy from SDC Publications.
For BIM Chapters updates, follow @DanStine_MN on Twitter or connect on LinkedIn
Check out my video-based courses on ArchSmarter.
I also write blog posts for Enscape - a new paradigm in rendering, animation and VR for AEC.
