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Re: Best intro Inventor book?
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Originally Posted by Chexposito
have students enroll in Intro to Engineering and Design (I.E.D.), if school doesn't do PLTW, have them use inventor tutorials and the autodesk.firstbase ones.
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Personnally, I've found the IED lesson plan to be a bit lacking for learning Inventor. I've taken a drafting class by my IED teacher and learned so much more about Inventor. IED is a good class, but you can't really say you learn Inventor from it without doing alot of extra stuff for fun.
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