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Free BIM webinars

BIM webinars: free video series for BIM managers

Recorded BIM webinars you can watch any time, grouped into series. Each one takes a single BIM management job - the BEP, the scope, the templates, the BIM meeting, the model check - and shows a simpler way in about 20 minutes. Free, with no sign-up.

Free to watch on YouTube. Most webinars run about 20 minutes.

BIM webinars worth your lunch break

These are the recordings of the BIM webinars we ran from 2019 to 2021 - online BIM seminars on the everyday jobs of BIM management, many of them first shown as Wednesdays with Plannerly. We kept them because the problems haven't changed: a BIM execution plan nobody reads, a scope nobody agreed, a BIM meeting that goes nowhere, models that don't match what was asked for.

Each series has its own page with every video, what you'll learn in each one and the playlist on YouTube. Start with the BIM Best Practices series if you want a BIM planning webinar, the BIM Management Webinar Series for ten short episodes on BEPs, contracts, Lean BIM, BIM meetings, standards and coordination, or the ISO 19650 webinar series for six episodes that walk through the whole ISO 19650 workflow.

Looking for BIM training and events, live? How to survive as a BIM Manager is our free live series every other Thursday, our events page lists the next dates, and the free training gives you a certificate for every course.

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Live BIM webinars

Join a BIM webinar live, free on Zoom

Our current series is How to survive as a BIM Manager: every other Thursday, 45 minutes on one job you're stuck with, fixed live in Plannerly. Save your seat, or watch the replays.

  1. Replay available How to survive as a BIM Manager

    Surviving ISO 19650 Information Requirements with AI

    Chapters, transcript and the survival kit

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Questions

Questions about our BIM webinars

Are Plannerly's BIM webinars free?
Yes. Every recording is free to watch, here and on our YouTube channel, with no sign-up. The live episodes of How to survive as a BIM Manager are free on Zoom too.
How long is each BIM webinar?
Most run about 20 minutes. The BIM Best Practices webinars run 19 to 28 minutes, the BIM Management Webinar Series episodes 18 to 27, the ISO 19650 webinar series episodes 13 to 29, and a live episode of How to survive as a BIM Manager about 45.
Is there a live BIM webinar or online BIM seminar I can join?
Yes. How to survive as a BIM Manager is our free live series, every other Thursday on Zoom: 45 minutes on one BIM manager job, fixed live in Plannerly, with time for your questions. Upcoming events lists the next dates with the time where you are.
Do the webinars come with a certificate?
The recordings don't, but our free BIM and ISO 19650 training does: six self-paced courses, each with its own certificate.
Are the webinars about ISO 19650?
Some are. The BIM Best Practices webinars work with ISO 19650's documents - OIR, EIR, BEP, AIR, TIDP and MIDP - and with both LOD and Level of Information Need, and the ISO 19650 webinar series walks through the whole ISO 19650 workflow. New to the standard? Start with What is ISO 19650?
What is Plannerly?
Plannerly is the BIM management platform for ISO 19650: write the BEP, agree the MIDP and RACI, and check every model against your requirements. Several of the webinars show it in action, and you can start free - the Free plan needs no card.

Watch it, then do it on your own project

Start free and try the BEP, the scope and the model checks from the webinars in your own Plannerly project.

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