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NuttZ
28th Feb 2007, 03:51 pm
Here is whats is going on. I work for a large Corporation that has a take you child to work day and I was asked to give a presentation on AutoCad and how it work, and what it can do. The presentation has to be 45 min. long roughtly and it is going to be for children between the ages of 10-17. Have any of you ever gave a presentation on Cad before.
Thanks,
David
Jamalama
28th Feb 2007, 04:33 pm
I did one in the form of time-lapse on a project one time...
karagozm
28th Feb 2007, 08:32 pm
you can do the presentation by creating the scripts..
Mr T
28th Feb 2007, 09:18 pm
I teach AutoCAD 2D/3D, Inventor Modelling/Rendering, CorelDRAW and CorelPHOTOPAINT, DTP and electronics,woodwork, metalwork etc. I teach 12-18yr olds at a scottish high school.
I suggest you just get them to 'shadow' you for half an hr working on your 'typical' projects. Print off a floorplan orsomething and let them try out a simple project (floorplan) for themselves.
Nick
Starkey
28th Feb 2007, 09:21 pm
45 min seems like a long time unless those kids chose to go to your company :eek:
Anyway, tell them that it sucks and they shouldn't do it....(job security for us :) )
Mr T
28th Feb 2007, 09:29 pm
I would avoid a presentation where they sit and watch/listen for 45mins. It is too long for that age to sit and concentrate.They will be bored after ten mins.
Good luck, tell us how it goes.
Nick
NuttZ
28th Feb 2007, 10:56 pm
you can do the presentation by creating the scripts..
Not sure how to mess with scripts.
I have to agree that 45 min is to long but I was told I would have the kids for 45min. So we might do some kind of tour. :wink:
NuttZ
28th Feb 2007, 10:59 pm
I teach AutoCAD 2D/3D, Inventor Modelling/Rendering, CorelDRAW and CorelPHOTOPAINT, DTP and electronics,woodwork, metalwork etc. I teach 12-18yr olds at a scottish high school.
I suggest you just get them to 'shadow' you for half an hr working on your 'typical' projects. Print off a floorplan orsomething and let them try out a simple project (floorplan) for themselves.
Nick
That is probably my best bet.
Thanks Mr. T
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