Don’t miss our most popular AU 2015 classes—sign up for repeat sessions

Some of the sessions we’re offering at AU 2015 filled up so fast, we decided they deserved an encore. Check out these popular classes that earned a repeat session, and sign up now if you missed out the first time round.

• Learn all about virtual reality, augmented reality, and MXR technologies: VFX to VRX: Real-World Virtual Reality Production for Björk, Red Bull, and Lexus (Repeat) Solomon Rogers 

• Do you know how to improve your efficiency using dynamic blocks?  The Most Dynamic Class on the Block—Creating Dynamic Blocks in AutoCAD (Repeat) Tracy Chadwick

• See how IT professionals and CAD/BIM managers can join forces, capitalize on technologies, and accelerate users: Using IT Technology for Robust, Professional CAD/BIM Administration (Repeat) Darren Young

• Learn shared BIM and CAD workflows to maximize efficiency across multiple office locations: How’s BIM Doing in Your Multioffice Pond? (Repeat) David Butts

• Load up with the best tips, tricks, and hidden tools to boost your productivity immediately, and share with your co-workers: AutoCAD Secrets Exposed (Repeat) Jeanne Aarhus

• You can control both the visibility and graphics elements in Revit using View Filters. Learn how: See What You Want to See in Revit 2016 (Repeat) Michael Massey

• Learn how to use the data already in your Revit model to perform calculations and checks: Ways To More Effectively Utilize Revit For Electrical Design (Repeat) Stephanie Elliott

• Learn how to create, utilize, and edit families in Revit, and look at the Family Editor from a structural perspective: The Family Editor from a Structural Engineer’s Perspective (Repeat) Desiree Mackey

• Learn rules to manage interference and improve clash detection during the design process: Navisworks Manage—Empowering Clash Detection (Repeat) Simon Moreau

• Discuss methods to make a smooth transition from AutoCAD to Revit: Switching from AutoCAD to Revit: A Discussion about Various Approaches & Workflows (Repeat) Steven Shell 

• Take your project from conceptual design all the way to construction without leaving the .RVT file format: Revit + FormIt = Bye Bye SketchUp (Repeat) Carl Storms