I get it

I have several Solidprofessor instructional videos, and am more than
pleased with them other than the fact that only two installations are
allowed and if you have a hard drive problem or have to format your
drive for any reason, and have one installation on your desktop and
one on your notebook,well you can guess the rest.

If someone here is familiar with the I get it instruction system, I
would appreciate an answer to the following questions.
1. what do you think of the quality of instruction?
2. is the format comprised of both audio and video?
3. what are the licensing restrictions with regards to amount of
installations allowed.

I will thank anyone who responds to these questions in advance,

Gabe Pacheco

 

Myigetit videos are Flash and can be saved. I don't believe there is
any copy protection. I like the quality of instruction. I don't know
what the licensing restrictions are. Myigetit covers subjects
SolidProfessor doesn't. Why not sign up and check out the free
SolidWorks videos for yourself?

Hope this helps,

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA

 

You know this from stealing the online demos?

No clues, eh? Or thinking of copy ==> Ebay?

"I hope to finish the SolidProfessor videos I just purchased ( $600
Professional Package) in the next 2 weeks. When I do, I'll spend the $25 for the
myigetit SolidWorks 2007 course and see if that smokes your SolidWorks Bible as
well .." - Jul 14 2007 by jon_banquer

"For those on a budget they can try the $25 myigetit SolidWorks course. I
intend to try it myself as soon as I finish the SolidProfessor videos on
SolidWorks." - Nov 4 2007 by jon_banquer ?

"This makes 3 of us who have now posted video training is available for $25
from myigetit.com " - Sep 29 2007 by jon_banquer

"Suggest you spend $25 and take the myigetit SolidWorks course." - Aug 26 2007
by jon_banquer

"I hope to finish the SolidProfessor videos I just purchased ( $600
Professional Package) in the next 2 weeks. When I do, I'll spend the $25 for the
myigetit SolidWorks 2007 course and see if that smokes your SolidWorks Bible as
well .." - Jul 14 2007 by jon_banquer

"Suggest you spend $25 and take the myigetit SolidWorks course." - Aug 26 2007
by jon_banquer

"Myigetit videos are Flash and can be saved." - 15 Jan 2008 by jon_banquer

"I hope to finish the SolidProfessor videos I just purchased ( $600
Professional Package) in the next 2 weeks. When I do, I'll spend the $25 for the
myigetit SolidWorks 2007 course and see if that smokes your SolidWorks Bible as
well .." - Jul 14 2007 by jon_banqu

He never had the $25, eh ....?

 

I have been told that I Get It CD's are not involved at all and that
all the video lessons are viewed on the Internet. Also, there are
limitations with regards to how many times you can access the
lessons. This is almost as restrictive as being allowed only two
installations, using the Solidprofessor system, which I feel is
ridiculous, seeing as how unstable Windows OS is, or how easy it is to
be infected by a virus and needing to format.
I have submitted two e-mails to I Get It support, asking them to
elaborate and confirm what I mention above, and never even received
the common courtesy of a response.

dissapointed,
Regina Alden

 

I have been told that I Get It CD's are not involved at all and that

When you view an igetit video it's stored in your Temp Internet files.
All you have to do is save the file and you can watch it as many times
as you want off-line. Not a big deal.

Not if you do what I suggest above.

I've had nothing but problems with the .net SolidProfessor user
interface. I got so disgusted I just view the videos without the
SolidProfessor interface. I mentioned it and they said no one else has
complained but me. Other than that they seem like very nice people and
have been very responsive to my other requests.

I get very prompt response from myigetit. No complaints.

I'm disappointed that there are not better CAM choices that run inside
SolidWorks that do a better job with handling production machining.
Hopefully HSMWorks will start to address some of these issues soon.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA

 

The main problem I see with I get it is a Complete lack of
structure... the first course on the list is API programming.
SolidProfessor on the other hand has an some structure, but due to the
fact that they sell through resellers their aim is to not in anyway
replace reseller train but on the other hand add value to it.

Now the www.inspirtech.com approach is to offer a COMPLETE solution
for learning the fundamentals of SolidWorks. The courses are
structured to guide a new user through the fine details of getting
going in SolidWorks and they provide more Examples and Exercises with
recorded video solutions then any other training solution on the
market. Users who wish to accelerate the time taken to learn
SolidWorks can easy navigate the videos to the key informative spots.
Users of course are still encouraged to visit their VAR to receive the
advanced level training. So, for those individuals who employers want
you to learn the concepts on your own before they will invest in you
for more advanced training.... www.Inspirtech.com

Companies and Schools can harness the power of the LMS to manage and
track employee and student progress. Additional, companies who wish
can have custom training developed and distributed over our powerful
web based LMS.


Al Whatmough
www.inspirtech.com

 

Jon,

In regards to your concerns about CAM packages... did you see that
mastercam will begin offering a SolidWorks addin?

Al Whatmough

www.inspirtech.com