Write an article for AU
Every week, thousands of design and engineering professionals read articles on the AU website. If you have knowledge to share with the AU community, we want to hear from you. Articles written for AU are published on the AU website and other AU channels and are read by global audiences year round.
Successful articles:
- are well-organized and self-contained (approx. 1,500-2,000 words)
- feature thought leadership, workflows, case studies (processes and outcomes), and/or innovative uses of Autodesk software and other technology
- articulate pivotal concepts and knowledge in a clear, accessible, engaging, and motivating manner
- include real-world examples and high-quality images or other media that clearly illustrate ideas and support understanding
- incorporate links to relevant materials/content where helpful (Autodesk Knowledge Network, related AU classes, e.g.)
Learn more with the FAQ below and use the form to submit your proposal.
FAQ
Absolutely. The individual who submits the proposal will be identified as the lead author and primary contact responsible for required materials and communications. All authors and co-authors must create an Autodesk profile, if you don't already have one.
Check out these particularly effective articles:
Thought leadership
New Business Models and Digital Platforms in Construction 4.0 | Olivier Lepinoy
The Rise of AI and Machine Learning in Construction | Anand Rajagopal
Case study
Generative Design for Architectural Space Planning | Lorenzo Villaggi and Danil Nagy
Workflow
Improve Your Team Efficiency: 20 Practical Uses of Dynamo for Revit | Matt Anderle and Ron Allen
Articles written for AU are published throughout the year on the AU website and other AU channels and are available to global audiences for year-round learning. We will email you in the days/weeks leading to publication of your article.
You can email au.editorial@autodesk.com for more information.
Thank you for your interest in writing for Autodesk University. We are not currently accepting article proposals.