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How Strong Design Narratives Lead to Great Designs
Strong design narratives tie projects together and are an incredibly powerful way for architects to influence projects from conception to build. Combine client needs with climate research for a winnin
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SketchUp 2021: Building a Foundation for Success
The SketchUp 2021 brings new tools and features to your workflow so you can design delightfully on an informed foundation.
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A Fresh Look for SketchUp
As our brand and products have evolved, so has our suite of product logos.
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PreDesign: Sunny with a chance of better design
SketchUp’s cooked up some brand-spanking-new functionality for better design in the 2021 release. Get the scoop.
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Make your design process better with real-time visualization
Check out this great introductory webinar to real-time visualization using Enscape and SketchUp.
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Modeling the future: NYSID students hit the ground running with 3D skills
Professor Leyla Aghayeva teaches SketchUp, V-Ray, 3DS Max, and Photoshop to some of the top interior design students in the country at New York School of Interior Design (NYSID).
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PAVE(ing) the way for future FIT university students
See how FIT and the PAVE competition is paving the way for visual merchandising, retail and display education.
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Let's Talk Layout: Introduction to LayOut
Introducing our series on LayOut! Don't worry you don't have to watch them all to understand LayOut and use it: pick and choose what you want to learn. In this video, we show you how LayOut is set up
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SketchUp Essentials Guide
Your toolkit of essential shortcuts and must-have extensions to get you on your way.
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Learning SketchUp at Home for Students & Educators
With the unprecedented number of students and educators adjusting to distance learning, the SketchUp Education team would like to share some of our favorite free educational resources.
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7 tips for remote collaboration
Working remotely (from home or otherwise) can either be a dream-come-true, not-so-ideal, or your standard work mode. We've got some collaboration tricks that will help you work.
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[Season 3, Episode 1] SketchUp Talk: Education with Chris Brasher
In our first episode of SketchUp Talk season 3, we go behind the scenes and talk to our education programs coordinator, Chris Brasher.
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Top 10 SketchUp extensions to boost productivity
Any 3D enthusiast can add these to their workflow to improve productivity and speed up modeling.
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Inside a design/build studio semester
Get the inside scoop of how University of Colorado Boulder, Senior Instructor, Jade Polizzi teaches a design and build class during the semester.
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How University of Guelph Professor brings expertise to landscape architect students
A top academic in landscape architecture at the University of Guelph, Dr. Nadia Amoroso focuses her work and her teaching methodology on visual representation, urban design, and creative mapping.
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Massive Model Management – Dr. Matthew Nicholls | 3D Basecamp 2018
University of Reading Professor of Classics Dr. Matthew Nicholls teaches ancient history at Reading University in the UK, where he has been working on a large-scale digital model of ancient Rome
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Trimble Visiting Professionals Program: Connecting today’s industry pioneers with tomorrow’s industry leaders
See how Trimble’s Visiting Professionals Program brings design and construction industry leaders to university classrooms.
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The Basecamp EDU Ascent
https://3dbasecamp.sketchup.com/ascent-competition SketchUp's competition for higher ed students and educators is back! After hours of SketchUp coursework it's time to show the community what you've -
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[Quick Win] Resizing your circle with cardinal points
Did you know that when you draw a circle the corners that meet the axis are called cardinal points? If you click on those cardinal points, you can quickly and easily resize your circle.
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