Document based tutorials, how do you open them?

paul_davidson403

There used to be tutorials that allowed you to download a part or parts and a video that showed you how to assemble those parts.   Do those exist anymore?  How do I access the parts from the current videos?

KatieHuffman

@paul_davidson403
All learning exercises and videos can be found in our Learning Center, within the various self-paced courses. We did do some reorganizing of certain tutorials, took some down, and moved all learning content to the Learning Center. EDU users have access to all content, via with your Onshape sign in. When starting an exercise (if there is a document to start with) there will be a link to a public document you can copy in the first step. All exercises provide completed examples as public documents to compare to as well.

KatieHuffman

@paul_davidson403
All learning exercises and videos can be found in our Learning Center, within the various self-paced courses. We did do some reorganizing of certain tutorials, took some down, and moved all learning content to the Learning Center. EDU users have access to all content, via with your Onshape sign in. When starting an exercise (if there is a document to start with) there will be a link to a public document you can copy in the first step. All exercises provide completed examples as public documents to compare to as well.

mike_reilly

Hi!  As a teacher, it would be very useful to have parts available if they are associated with a tutorial.  For example, the introduction to assemblies is great, but having those parts shown in the videos for student to use would be great.  A link to all parts in some way at the start of the tutorial?  Autodesk is great about giving sample files, I miss having that, but loving OnShape!