AboutSolidWorks.com Offers Web-based Training

Independent SolidWorks training DVDs and videos keep users updated.

by DE Editors | Published July 18, 2008

AboutSolidWorks.com (Cincinnati, OH), which is not affiliated with SolidWorks, is offering training videos about SolidWorks. New users and experts alike will benefit from watching these training videos, which are filled with examples and exercises.

The web-based SolidWorks training combines the knowledge of SolidWorks Certified Professionals and qualified teachers to create a structured training solution. Course material is structured in such a way that each topic can be either thoroughly examined or quickly understood.

Tests are provided at the end of each lesson to make sure that you retain what you learn, but you can always rewatch the video at any time for a quick refresher.

Emphasis is put on problems that you may encounter, and you are then walked through the solution. The SolidWorks lessons take advantage of both download and streaming lesson formats, providing instant access to all relevant example and exercise files, as well as testing and support. Course content is delivered through a simple and intuitive web-based learning management system, which allows users to review training on any PC with web access without the need for a SolidWorks installation. A DVD edition is also available.

For more information, go to AboutSolidWorks.com.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

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