SERIES OVERVIEW
Welcome to ASG’s Revit Accelerator Training Series.
With the introduction of the Revit AI Assistant in the release of 2027 it is more important than ever for staff to understand how the software works so they know how to write the prompts to control the software effectively.
THE BASICS course is intended to walk through some initial concepts for those who are newer to the program or want to make sure they understand the basics. While we think it’s important for everyone to be on the same page a lot of this content can be skipped over by those who have been using the software for a good amount of time.
Our REVIT ESSENTIALS course focuses on developing a foundational understanding of the software that paves the way for maximizing efficiency. We recommend that all staff complete this course.
The MAXIMIZING EFFICIENCY course builds on the essentials but teaches the tools and methods of global control. This is where your team is really going to pick up speed in your workflows. We highly recommend that all staff obtain a good understanding of this content. This way your team can start making updates holistically rather than adjusting everything view by view and sheet by sheet.
The courses combined amount to just a few hours of your time. We have broken our videos down into bite size pieces so that it is easier to find what you are looking for if you need to reference things again.
Below we provide some important principles for working in a collaborative office environment that we think are important for any member of a team to understand.
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Tips
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Working in an office
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Efficiency Matters
Reasons you may want to work on becoming more efficient in your workflows
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Take Responsibility
You are a professional, take responsibility for your work
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Asking Questions
The reality is, that busy person you are hesitant to bug actually doesn’t have the time to have you NOT ask questions
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Own Your Mistakes
Expect mistakes, and own up to them when they involve you!
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Know Your Projects Standards
Setting things up for a project earlier in Revit saves a lot of time overall
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