Inventor 2016 Best Reference Book For Teaching Lectures

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I would like to teach using Inventor 2016, so, what will be the best book to be used as reference and to extract lectures and materials  

Regards,

atajabbas

Inventor 2016

kelly.young has edited your subject line for clarity: Teaching

[K_Baker_89 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I'm not sure what level you're aiming at, but have you considered the built in "learning path". I think it's a good, clear, interactive introduction to the basics.

Thanks,

Kurt

[mcgyvr]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Hi,

I would like to teach using Inventor 2016, so, what will be the best book to be used as reference and to extract lectures and materials  

Regards,

atajabbas

Inventor 2016

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Why wouldn't you teach using the latest software?

What specifically are you intending on teaching? Is this a complete "all inclusive" course or maybe just a 2 hour introduction course or what?

If I was teaching a class I would develop my own models/drawings/teaching material based specifically on the topics I wanted to cover vs just copying someone elses work.. 

[Mark.Lancaster]

@Anonymous

Outside of what @mcgyvr mentioned..  How are you handling the license aspect so you can teach Inventor to others?

[johnsonshiue · Accepted solution]

Hi! There are quite a few books to read if you want. You can go to Amazon.com and look for Autodesk Inventor. Without even buying any book, you can get a lot of useful information about Inventor online for free. The following link contains a lot of wonderful videos or documents or tutorials that Autodesk created along with our enthusiastic experts around the world. Please take a look.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/inventor-products/getting-started?sort=score

Many thanks!

[Anonymous]

Hi Mr.Johnson Shiue,

Many thanks for your kind and nice reply. It is very helpful

many thanks,

atajabbas

Invntor 2016

[PaulMunford · Accepted solution]

If you are looking for teaching resources, such as datasets, powerpoints and exercises, look for 'Autodesk certified' teaching material.

For Inventor, this will be Ascent or Wiley/Sybex:

https://www.ascented.com/courseware-solutions/autodesk/courseware/autodesk-inventor

http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-611005.html

Paul