Learn how to apply Best Practices principles in practice with the
The ArchiCAD Coaching Program
Let ArchiCAD Master Eric Bobrow answer your questions and show you the best ways to get things done
The ArchiCAD Coaching Program is a web-based learning community led by Eric Bobrow, internationally recognized authority on the software.
You may email Eric your ArchiCAD-related questions any time you need help. For short questions, Eric responds via email with quick answers and pointers to online resources that will help you move forward.
Longer or more involved questions are addressed during one of the three interactive 90 minute webinars offered each month. Eric takes these questions and creatively weaves answers that apply Best Practices principles to each challenge. No question is too simple or too advanced – all are welcome.
Questions may be sent in via email along with screen captures or other images illustrating the context. Actual project files may be submitted if needed to give context and clarify the question.
During the coaching call, follow-up questions and additional topics are easily asked using the GoToWebinar chat panel.
- Email Eric your ArchiCAD questions any time or submit them during the session
- Three 90 minute live coaching calls offered each month via GoToWebinar
- Learn how to apply Best Practices principles in the actual context of your projects
- Participate in the call “live” and/or watch the recorded version (as many times as you like)
- Get the help you need to learn and use ArchiCAD effectively!
Best 90 minutes of training I have ever had.”
[Comment following coaching call]
Inaugurated in January 2011 as part of the Best Practices Course, the coaching program has addressed literally hundreds of questions in depth. As of June 2013, some 80 sessions have been recorded and posted in the Best Practices Course member area, creating a library of over 140 hours of carefully indexed high quality training material.
A searchable index makes it easy to locate individual topics (e.g. cleaning up roofs, importing a PDF survey as an underlay for a site plan, creating new materials for rendering, etc., etc.) in this vast resource library.
Simply type in a keyword such as “roof” or “material”, and you’ll find references to recorded calls in which these topics came up. Read the short summary of the original question and Eric’s answers and demonstrations to see if it’s likely this will help you in your research, then use the time-stamp to jump to the exact place in the video to watch.
The ArchiCAD Coaching Program is available for any ArchiCAD user who wants to get expert help on virtually any aspect of using the program.
Originally, this coaching program was only available to members of the Best Practices Course (6 months is included with course registration). Now you too can get the coaching you need so that you’ll never have to “make do” because there’s no one there to help.
Membership in this invaluable coaching program is available on a monthly “pay-as-you-go” basis as well as longer terms:
- $77 per month, with no contract
- $297 for a 6 month renewable term
- $497 per year
- TIP: Enroll in the Best Practices Course for only $697, and you’ll get 6 months of membership in the ArchiCAD Coaching Program FREE, plus get a reduced $37 per month rate for continuing beyond the initial term.
To sign up for the ArchiCAD Coaching Program, pick the length of time you prefer, click the Sign Up Now button below, then follow through the standard shopping cart process. You can get started right away!
Sign up now and get full access to the entire library of recorded coaching sessions –
over 140 hours to date of carefully indexed training material!
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The tip about how to drag something to a certain distance from (or past) a point or object is very, very helpful. The next day after the coaching session I used it all day to layout four options for a floor plan and it saved me a bunch of time. And that’s just in one day.
I never expected this much improvement for the Best Practices Course and the Coaching Calls. This will help me to use ArchiCAD the way it is supposed to be used.”