Community Events - Autodesk Community

Community Conversations webinars are your opportunity to connect with the Community live on topics that matter to you. If you're interested in becoming a presenter, we want to hear from you.

Sessions range from deep dives, tips and tricks, and demonstrations on the products you use every day to discussions on industry trends and insights, your projects and impact, and career stories.

Keep reading to learn more about taking part in Community Conversations and how you can get started.

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"Community Conversations are essential to the Community because they are user-to-user events. Our creativity depends on our growth, and we need a place to keep exploring new ideas. We can bring so much to our industries by sharing our ideas, our examples, and opening up our world to share with others. Coming together is what Community is all about."

- Donnia Tabor-Hanson, Autodesk Community Expert Elite & Senior CAD/BIM Analyst

"The Community Conversations on Dynamo are an absolute highlight of my work, allowing me to get closer to the Dynamo community on a bi-weekly cadence in a way that is engaging, conversational and informal, serious but also light-hearted. It's a true reflection of a conversation that encourages attendees to speak up and engage."

- Sol Amour, Product Manager, Dynamo

Wednesday, June 16, 2021

In this session, Expert Elite member Dzan Ta led a discussion about the challenges and trends on how all stakeholders work in such a disconnected, remote environment due to current situations. We will look at what Autodesk has to offer and how the technology can be used to collaborate easier, communicate as a single team and work remotely better. Join us for a lively conversation and helpful tips! This session was supported by Shaan Hurley, Community Engagement Manager, your host as part of Community Conversations - live, virtual events designed to allow you to gain expertise, connect with leaders and grow your community network. Use the comments area below to keep the conversation going. To learn more about Community Conversations, including how to become a presenter, link to our Overview. Back to calendar page

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Thursday, June 17, 2021

Join customer experts Rina Sahay and Dave Meade from Fishbeck to be inspired by their successful transition to the cloud in 2020 as they quickly adapted to a new world of remote work resulting from the pandemic. Rina and Dave will share their experiences as members of the pilot team that helped the Fishbeck team hit the ground running without losing any production time, as they pivoted to transition 100+ Revit models from their friendly neighborhood server to BIM360. Use the comments area below to keep the conversation going! To learn more about Community Conversations, including how to become a presenter, link to our Overview. Back to calendar page

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Friday, January 28, 2022

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Tuesday, May 10, 2022

In the AEC industry, we have seen a lot of changes, from computer-aided design to Building information modeling. All this has improved the way communicate with each other and share our design ideas. Data is now the new way to create, communicate and capture project insights. In this community conversation, we will learn how data is playing an important role and changing the way we were creating and doing things in Architecture, engineering, and construction industries. We will also understand how this can be done using Autodesk Construction cloud solutions. This will be hosted during Asia Pacific friendly time. Recorded Session:

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Tuesday, August 30, 2022

For the first in the series of Education SupportDesk sessions hosted by the Autodesk Community, Leo answers questions about assigning students an educational license, solving issues with network licenses, and shows you some of the other places where you can get help for issues you may be having. The Back to School SupportDesk is a roundtable session dedicated to getting your burning questions on Education licensing and access answered. Watch the recording: Session topics Who are we in the Autodesk Community Student Group Hub? Who is eligible for an Autodesk education license? How educational licenses work at Autodesk Assigning licenses to students isn’t working How do I renew my school’s multi-seat license? My students have been assigned a license but do not have access Do I need to upload a list of my students if I am using a Multi-User license? How do I know if I can assign students a license? What to do if your school Is not listed during verification Where can I get help with Autodesk Education Licenses? If you missed this live event and still have questions about education licenses that need to be answered, join us for the second live Back to School Supportdesk session on Tuesday 13 September at 11.00 AM PDT: Sign up here.

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Tuesday, September 13, 2022

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Thursday, March 23, 2023

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Wednesday, March 29, 2023

The project stakeholders need to understand the state of their project in a simple and easy-to-understand format. This is where Autodesk Construction Cloud users can use the power of Construction IQ to produce predictive insights of their projects and display the analytics in powerful but easy-to-understand dashboards with live links to the information. In this Community Conversation, you will learn to use Construction IQ and Artificial Intelligence to improve project efficiency. Register Now: https://autodesk.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJctdO6gpj8iG9SBhKBs5OA6pkARIvWehFUw

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Tuesday, October 3, 2023

How can we drive balance and equity in the BIM and digital build fields? What are the key challenges that need to be addressed to support inclusion? What role can individuals and organizations play in creating change? Join us for a panel discussion with Argelia Barcena, regional lead at Women in BIM and design technology manager at Gensler; Shir Erlich, product owner at Symetri; and Aaron C. Thompson, president of Nox Innovations, moderated by Autodesk AEC Industry Community Manager Jonathan Hand. They'll be discussing the challenges and opportunities facing women and allies in the BIM and digital build fields today and sharing their experiences and insights as advocates for equity in the BIM community. This event is a collaboration with Autodesk Research Community and the All Voices Heard initiative. Learn more about our speakers: Aaron C. Thompson is president of Nox Innovations, providing virtual design and construction services for contractors and helping customers through modeling, coordination, and fabrication. Nox has witnessed a steady increase in female interest and hiring over the past eight years, and the company aims to help move the industry forward by cultivate interest and providing equal opportunities for women to pursue successful careers in the BIM industry. Argelia Barcena is Regional Design Technology Manager at Gensler, where her role covers the Northwest Region (US and Canada). She has over 20 years’ experience in the architecture, engineering, and construction field and has participated as an exam writer for Autodesk’s Revit Certified Professional Exam and authored two books on the topic of Building Information Modeling. Argelia is currently the Associate Director for the AIA San Francisco Board of Directors and Regional Lead for the global organization Women in BIM (WIB). Shir Erlich is product owner at Symetri, specializing in BIM implementation and Dynamo automation, and leads design and development of new commands and features for the Naviate line. Shir has worked as a BIM Manager at both architectural and structural engineering firms and is a Certified Scrum Product Owner CSPO and certified SAFe POPM. Shir organized "Beyond One Gender - The Power of Diversity and Inclusion" at Autodesk University 2022, which was recognized as a Top-Rated Panel in the Best of AU Awards. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Pratt Institute. Learn more about our partners: Autodesk Research Community (ARC): Autodesk Research Community provides the opportunity to influence the future of your Autodesk experience. By joining ARC, you will receive invite-only opportunities, based on your experience, to share feedback and insights with our Autodesk product managers, designers, and researchers. You'll see how your participation in our ARC research projects shapes the products, services, and tools you use every day in your business. All professional levels and backgrounds are welcome to help drive innovation within our design and make industries. In 2023, ARC launched the All Voices Heard initiative to drive diversity, inclusion, and opportunities to understand our under-represented customers. Learn more about our All Voices Heard initiative here. Women In BIM: Women in BIM (WIB) is a diverse network of female professionals within the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction industry dedicated to supporting women and minority genders. Women in BIM has spent the last decade advocating for women in the building information modelling (BIM) industry, supporting their skills, education, and career progression. They are also successful in empowering women across the globe in making game-changing contributions to the digital development of the built environment.

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