Chief Architect - Curriculum for High School Classes

[JNicholas]

Hello,

I am teaching three high school level architecture classes this year, and we are using Chief Architect X17 currently and have the capability to upgrade to X18. I'm looking for ideas or suggestions on best practices or a sequence of video tutorials that my students can follow to learn the basics of Chief Architect. I can definitely teach them, and I will be teaching them in depth about the software.

 

I already have some students that are a little bit ahead of their peers, and I think it'd be cool if they could start exploring on their own. I know Chief Architect has tons of training videos, but I am wondering if there is the best sequence of videos they can follow, or even a project maybe they can follow on their own at their own pace.

 

Any feedback is helpful.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

Have an amazing day. 

[glennw]

Go to Help>View Training Videos or Help>View Tutorial Guide

[para-CAD]

YouTube has all kinds of of good videos.
 

Setting up a good efficient layout template is going to be beneficial if they are submitting for permit. Are they going to focus on ANSI D or ARCH D?

 

Show them how to research the AHJ GIS portals for whatever area of the country they’re in. 

 

 

[CarrieS]

Our Academic page has a series of videos specifically for taking students through a basic project:

https://www.chiefarchitect.com/academic/

 

And our Tutorial Guide is specifically set up to be a Text book with review questions:
https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/documentation.html

[JNicholas]

Thank you @CarrieS.  I really appreciate your guidance.  Have a fab day!

 

 

Edited September 9 by JNicholas