SketchUp - All you need to know! (Udemy.com)

Good intro on basic navigation. I've started 4 (?) other Sketchup for beginners courses, 2 paid (Fine Woodworking, Domestika) / 2 YT channels (TheSketchup Essentials, UpSketch), and have always been frustrated with navigation. Here, the easiest navigation instruction I've received to get me relatively comfortable with moving around the screen. Some problems with Sketchup Free apparently now not offering materials/styles covered in this course?

This course was a great refresher as I haven't used sketchup in about 10 years. It goes over all of the basics, very useful. One thing that is different now on sketchup than from the lessons is the multiplying and dividing functions - instead of typing *10 for multiplying it is now 10X and and instead of /10 for dividing it is 10/.

I found this course very useful. I had tried using Sketchup a few times but gave up as I didn't find it very intuitive. This course got me up and running, confident in using the main design components. I wanted to learn the basics and had a particular interest in building plans and designing carpentry projects. The course met my expectations in this regard and I found the pace and dictation perfect.

This course is a very good introduction to Sketchup on the Web. I was able to follow along even with just my Sketchup Web free version. I would have wanted more basic projects on making 3D models of items of furniture and decor, like a bookcase or a flower vase, and how to edit pre-built 3D models from the 3D Warehouse. Regardless, it was a very good course for beginners like me.

The instructor gives you a lot of information while he moves his mouse without really explaining where he is going or what he is trying to do until after the action is completed. While he is very familiar with schekup, I am not and am a beginner. This course so far is NOT for beginners. I would have prefered a more step by step "hold your hand" approach starting out. The instrucer also speaks VERY FAST and as I am hard of hearing I find my self replaying the easiest of lessons over and over to try and catch what the instructor is saying. Still not giving up and hope that it gets better. I was impressed with the sample video and have purchased all my courses on Udemy that way and so far I have only been totally disappointed once. And NO it was NOT this course. We shall see. As the course progressed the instructor seems to slow down and explain a lot more. I would highly recommend this course to a beginner now. Bravo! Great course!

I loved this course!! I've been using Sketchup Web for a year or so off and on, and have been learning through trial and error and using YouTube videos. The layout of this course made learning very easy and provided solid foundational blocks to build on, and the lessons were structured in an easy to follow format.

I knew nothing about Sketchup and found it overwhelming in the past when I tried to use it. However, after following this course, within a week I gained a lot of skills and knowledge within the software. It's a great course for a beginner, and now I feel very happy to have put some time in going through this course. It's a fun course too!

This is a really good course. I was looking for a comprehensive Sketchup basic trainning to decide if I should invest more time on it or move to another tool. This course helped me understand Sketchup free offers pretty much what I needed for my personal project. Also, the examples are quite good and straightforward. I strongly recommend for those who want to understand all important conectps on Sketchup and get started in a very short time.

Well organized course to learn Sketch up step by step (even from scratch with no previous knowledge), helpful examples, focus on tools just as much to learn the basics and then various tips to get that extra something! All in all, a really great course and instructor! Definitely recommend it and I will keep in mind to choose more classes by the same instructor!

Pretty decent course. I think that some of the shortcuts should be taught earlier in the course. For example the most used 5 shortcuts by lesson 3 and the next most used 5 by lesson 6. These could simply be in the form of pdfs with brief descriptions as well as combination keys (command or shift) for a bit more detail. Section 6 could then focus on more advanced shortcuts. Mac centric keys should also get equal treatment as Windows ones. Overall, pretty good.