It has been released and available for over a month now, but I’d be remiss to not mention it; the August 2011 issue of AUGIWorld contained an article I wrote. It is a great issue, chock full of content about collaboration with different disciplines and using many different Autodesk products. There are a lot of great articles in it and it is definitely worth checking out.
My article, “Collaboration in a Multi-Disciplinary/Multi-Firm Environment,” goes in depth on different methods of saving, exporting, modifying, and sharing Civil 3D files with other software …

Well it has been nearly a year, but AUGI has decided to re-run my “FIELD of Study” ATP course for the month of May. I’ve kept in touch with Ken Leary, the ATP Coordinator and Board Member for AUGI, and I agreed with him that it would be a great idea to post the course again. This course covers everything from the very basic purpose and application of AutoCAD Fields all the way to the most complex implementation of customized Fields into the Sheet Set Manager, AutoCAD Tables, and Dynamic …

AUGI has been pouring it on this week.  First it was the announcement of Wish List voting, then the release of AEC/EDGE issue number 2, and now it is the latest AUGI World issue.  I’m especially excited about the new AUGI World, though.  Although the AEC/EDGE publication is new and excited, I’m always pumped up about the results of the Annual Salary Survey, which is published in the newest release of AUGI World.
There is a lot more content to soak up than just results from the Salary Survey (although you …

AUGI was serious when they said they are committed to the AEC industry and delivering specific content for it.  They’ve just released the second issue of the AEC/EDGE publication and you can find it right here.  It is a magazine dedicated to the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction industry and applies to drafting and design for those areas.  You can expect content from Autodesk products such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, the Revit collection, AutoCAD Architecture, NavisWorks, and more.
There is a lot of great content in the issue and it was created …

What could be better than being a member of AUGI to network, build knowledge and skills, and have a reliable place to ask your hardest questions?  How about an organized a methodical way to take your ideas for improving the programs you work with every day (ie. AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Revit, and Inventor) and present them to Autodesk.  This symbiotic relationship between AUGI and Autodesk works great wonders for us users, because we get a few chances every year to take the best ideas we as a community have and …