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Monday, 20 December 2010

A Christmas gift from AUGI!

Well, I can only say a HUGE thank you to all of the AUGI members who voted for me! I am now a member of the international Board of Directors (BoD) for Autodesk User Group International (AUGI)!

Check out the AUGI blog, BLAUGI, for further details:

http://augi.typepad.com/augi_news/2010/12/augi-2010-election-results-are-in.html

I would also like to thank the AUGI board for all their hard work in setting up the election, especially the elections committee, who always work hard to make sure election candidates like myself are fairly represented at the election. Thanks!

And so, the hard work starts!. I am looking forward to serving AUGI and the AUGI membership and I see it as an honour to work with such a great team. I will do my utmost to perform to the best of my abilities for every AUGI member.

Once again, thank you for voting for me and I am more than happy to talk to any AUGI member so please email me if you do wish to talk with me:

shaun.bryant@augi.com
shaun.bryant@cadfmconsult.co.uk

Thank you, AUGI, for an amazing Christmas gift and I would like to wish every one of you a very merry Christmas and a prosperous 2011!

SB

Wednesday, 22 September 2010

CAD Gorilla - AutoCAD 2011 Essentials released!

I am very pleased to say that CAD Gorilla have released their AutoCAD 2011 Essentials video learning title!

Check out the trailer here....

CAD Gorilla are a focused company who specialise in providing high-quality video learning material for Autodesk users. They also provide video learning titles for Inventor and Revit. They are a great bunch of guys who make learning CAD products fun! Check out their CAD Gorilla trailer with the chimpanzee on the typewriter and you'll see what I mean! LOL :-)

I am honoured to say that I was asked by CAD Gorilla to author their AutoCAD 2011 Essentials course and working with these guys is great. They have enthusiasm for their products but, most importantly, they have a sense of humour. They realise that CAD isn't sometimes the most exciting topic in the world, right? So, CAD Gorilla put their take on it and, hey presto, you have an exciting learning product that is current and packaged in a way that it makes you want to buy it and get learning. I mean, I wrote the AutoCAD 2011 Essentials title and I would go out and buy it, yeah?

CAD Gorilla are worth watching! Check out their other Autodesk titles at www.cadgorilla.com.

Happy CADD'ing!

SB