During the Production Meeting of 11/24, Carlie reported that she was on a call with GTP. The first thing the client told her was how much she loves our platform and content. Then she asked how we ensure consistency. Our consistency is something to be proud of.
Our CADLearning Assist plugin provides in-application performance support and point-of-need lesson suggestions as you work – now with more robust functionality and a lighter, faster package.
This update lets you take advantage of all of your favorite CADLearning features in your Autodesk application.
Want to make progress on your Goals?
Our CADLearning dashboard makes it easier than ever to build out a curriculum that aligns with the Autodesk Certification Exams so your students can meet their goals!
Our learning paths break goals down into badges and medallions to provide incremental achievements that are validated and measured for 100% competency. The To-Do list suggests the next lessons to watch based upon the badge that a student is closest to achieving, so they stay motivated to keep learning.
With time markers now included, you will know exactly how long it will take your students to finish their goals, medallions, and badges. If you want them to finish by a specific date, the burndown charts include a current trend line and an estimated time of completion to keep students on track.
Studies show that SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-based) goals are more likely to be completed.
CADLearning automates this process with goals that are:
Specific to the task or workflow
Measured as students earn badges
tttainable in bite-sized, digestible pieces
Relevant because they pertain to each students’ future career path
Time-based, with burndown charts to keep students on schedule
As students take assessments and answer pop quizzes, CADLearning automatically removes lessons they have proven they know from their path. That way, they have just the content they need to progress in their studies. If they decide to change paths, all the content they have already learned is completed there, too!
Instructors love that CADLearning has the most comprehensive Autodesk learning library in the world. But, all of that content can be a little overwhelming. The learning path provides a more guided experience as students work toward gaining the competencies and skills that lead to real outcomes in their productivity and future careers.
We are happy to offer Student and Teacher webinars to our educational customers! We understand that remote learning has a curve of its own, and we want you to get the most from your CADLearning portal. So, let us guide you in the use of our online education tools.
Contact us at customersuccess@cadlearning.com to set up your webinar today!
CADLearning is a helpful tool during your class sessions (be they online or in-person), prior to your instruction, or afterwards as reinforcement.
Let’s look at how:
With short, atomized videos, you can present or share point-of-need lessons directly with your students during a class. Let our content leaders quickly and efficiently direct your students and use our included exercise files as hands-on practice.
With coverage of over 40 Autodesk products, and more being added and updated constantly, you’ll get the most up-to-date information covering any and all software you are teaching.
CADLearning provides out-of-the-box assessments within our courses that cover the breadth of the content. However, you can also create playlists from individual topics, share those with your students, and then ask them to assess themselves off of those lists.
This gives you a strong indication of the incoming knowledge of your classroom, and, armed with that information, you can tailor your teaching. After you’ve presented your lesson, use those same playlists as support lessons as well, to give your students open access to practice what they learned and thereby boost their retention rates.
Providing a list of relevant lessons or directing students to requisite libraries can help keep your instruction relevant in their minds, improving knowledge retention and reducing those frequently asked questions.
Questions? Contact us at customersuccess@cadlearning.com!
To log into CADLearning, visit portal.cadlearning.com
There are a number of reasons you could be experiencing trouble logging into CADLearning.
Here is a quick list of the most common issues to check:
We have developed some online presentations to walk you through using CADLearning. These are online and will be updated whenever we make a change to the platform, so come back and check in anytime you have a question or see something new!
Getting Started with CADLearning
Of course, we also know that everyone learns differently. For those of prefer to watch a video than read a guide, have also developed a number of videos to review the tasks you may need.
You can access a Vimeo album for new users available with the following link: CADLearning Users
We hope these resources help you get the most out of CADLearning.
In alignment with changes made by Microsoft support, we have updated our System Requirements.
CADLearning is accessed through the internet using a browser. Any of the following browsers can be used on a Windows 10 machine:
You may be ale to access the portal on a Mac or other Apple device as well as any Android device by using one of the supported browsers. Alternative browser may not respond. You may need to work with your IT group to gain access if certain media streaming is blocked, or if you work behind a corporate firewall. You will need to make sure the exact URL you use for CADLearning is white listed if you are using an adblocker or antivirus software.
In order to use the CADLearning Assist application, you will need to be running the corresponding Autodesk product on a Windows 10 Machine, and you must be an administrator on that machine. You may need special permissions from your IT group if they restrict installation of add-ins for Autodesk software.
If you still cannot view the videos, please contact support for help!