This post was guest blogged by Albert Whatmough at Inspirtech.com

For one reason or another, engineers, designers and trades people are constantly faced with the demand to continue learning new CAD applications. Depending on their current level of expertise, the ideal training solution can change. The various methods of learning a CAD application can be broken into three groups:

  1. Instructor led training
  2. Self-paced training
  3. Discussions and collaboration

Each training solution offers specific advantages and disadvantages and used in the right combination these three methods can make learning SolidWorks extremely enjoyable. Let’s break it down.

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