CompuServe Thread

3D Studio 3 training

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#62170From: Kevin Mc TiernanOct 18, 1993 12:32 PM
An associate of mine wishes to get training on release 3 of your software. Is there any sites offering this?
#62341From: Yost GroupOct 19, 1993 11:07 AM
Kevin, Autodesk ATC's (authorized training centers) around the country offer 3DS training. Call Autodesk at 415/332/2344 and ask for ATC information, or email one of the Autodesk employees here on the forum about it.
#62489From: Ted BoardmanOct 20, 1993 7:31 AM
Where are you located? There are a few folks here from the ATC system who specialize in 3DS training and maybe we can steer you to some training.
#62674From: Kevin Mc TiernanOct 21, 1993 6:40 AM
I appreciate the help but I work at an ATC. A frend of mine got the chance to have the company flip the bill for some training, but it has to be immediate. The 3DS 2 night classes at our ATC don't end for a few weeks. Altough we have done the tutorials for R 3 and we will offer a course soon, It isn't soon enough for him. I thought I saw someone offering R3 training in the forum, but I wasn't sure. Again, I do appreciate the response.
#62679From: Ted BoardmanOct 21, 1993 8:02 AM
If you work for an ATC then they are bound by contract to send someone to a PPT session of which there have been serveral 3DSr3 sessions around the country lately. Check with the ATC manager and log onto the ATC forum and find the next available opening. If you need more info let me know but your manager should be keeping up to date on this.
#63039From: James M. MurphyOct 23, 1993 10:14 PM
Ted, PMJI, >> If you work for an ATC then they are bound by contract to send someone to a PPT session of which there have been serveral 3DSr3 sessions around the country lately << Can I assume this is for _full-time_ employed instructors only? James M. Murphy
#63072From: Ted BoardmanOct 24, 1993 6:41 AM
Anyone from any ATC can attend a Partners Program Training whether they are full or part time instructors. There are others who are qualified under the Learning Systems Group guidelines as well and the ATC Manager should have this info from annual meeting materials and/or the newsletter. These PPT's are not technical sessions per se. Although the sessions are hands-on, much of the ground covered has to do with curriculum and instructor development for the respective software (AutoCAD, 3DS, AutoSurf). I encourage anyone who qualifies as a Partner to take advantage of these great, i.e inexpensive and intense, four day programs. For more info check over on the Educational Issues Forum 11.
#63123From: James M. MurphyOct 24, 1993 2:16 PM
I'm going to contact my ATC Training manager about this as I'm the 3D Studio "instuctor" I would certainly like to go to the "curriculum and instructor development" related events! OH PHILIP! Are Ya' Listen N'. <g>