Learn how to Maximize your Creo Skills with the ProductivityNOW Platform

Meeting project deadlines while keeping Creo software skills up-to-date can be a challenge. The key to enhanced productivity? Using your Creo software effectively! With access to learning resources 24/7, Rand 3D's ProductivityNOW platform is your solution for online training and employee success. In this webcast, we provide a demo of the eLearning platform and discuss how to:

  • Access self-directed eLearning materials (videos, quizzes, practice exercises), for self-empowered employee growth catering to multiple learning styles
  • Create workgroups to share information
  • Host your design engineering content, company standards, design templates, etc.
  • Custom brand the platform with your logos, colors, fonts
  • Assign learning content and view extensive user reports (for Managers)

About the Author

Paul Burden

Paul has been in the business of technical training and support for CAD systems since 1995. During that time, he has led courseware projects for CAD and PDM software from most of the major developers of this type of software. Paul holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Memorial University in Newfoundland Canada and is a licensed Professional Engineer in Ontario Canada. Paul’s latest projects include implementation of digital formats for student guides, including eBooks and online learning portals. When he’s not at work, Paul enjoys any and all outdoor activities with his wife and two children, and still finds a little time to indulge his passion for television sitcoms.

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