Bluebeam User Training
Our training for Bluebeam Revu consists of four classroom-style modules that can be booked individually or as packages. Each module is a half days training (3.5 hours) for groups of up to 12 attendees.
We expect everyone to bring their laptop with Bluebeam Revu installed (trial version is fine) and basic computer knowledge (working with Windows, copying and opening files …) is presumed. Ideally, you also have a projector / large screen and a connected laptop with Revu set up for our trainer — if not, we can accommodate, but please let us know well in advance, if we need to bring our computer and projector.
Module 1 – Revu Basics
- What are PDF files
- Creating PDFs
- Bluebeam Revus User Interface
- Opening files
- Collating files using Bluebeam Stapler
- Navigating within documents
- Working with pages (insert, extract, rotate, number, exchange …)
- Editing Text
- Reduce file size
- Using the Markup tools
We do have time for question and will address all wishes, However, since this is a basic course, we won’t strive far from the agenda.
Module 2 – Revu Advanced: Documents
- OCR (text recognition)
- Using and creating Stamps
- Digital Signatures
- Redact documents
- Creating and filling digital forms | processing form data
This course gives everyone the chance to ask questions and your trainer will flexibly adjust the agenda according to the attendees wishes.
Module 3 – Revu Advanced: Drawings
- Setting the scale of a drawing
- Working with measurement tools
- Working with the Markups List
- Using Tool Chest and Tool Sets
- Export Markups List / Connect to Excel
- Visual Search
- Counting objects (manually and automatically)
- Working with layers
- Rooms and Viewports
- Comparing drawings
This course gives everyone the chance to ask questions and your trainer will flexibly adjust the agenda according to the attendees wishes.
Module 4 – Revu Advanced: Workshop / Clinic
The trainer will bring exercise files and prepare several document AND drawing related topics to get everyone started.
Throughout the day we’ll adjust the workshop to the attendees wishes, answering questions, working with problem files, helping with advanced features and discussing whatever comes up naturally.
Possible topics to start with are “What’s new in Revu 2019/2020” “Revu on iPad”, “Bluebeam Studio”, “Manage documents and revisions”, “Setting up a large project”, “Working with formulas” …
