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Lesson Plan Design

LESSON PLAN INTERIOR DESIGN Subject: Revit Interior Elevations Instructor: Mr. Brown Date:

Student Performance Objective: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:  Create Interior Elevations  Place Interior Elevations on a sheet  Properly annotate the Interior Elevation Sheet  Turn off title on elevation tag  Control what shows on a view utilizing “Crop boxes”  Place “Title on Sheets”

How will student be evaluated and what methods will be used to measure competency? Students create Interior Elevations. Teacher will walk the classroom to ensure students have properly created the Interior Elevations and turned off the title on the elevation tag.

Anticipatory Set: (Describe the introduction or hook you will use to get students involved in the lesson).  The client will be here in 2 minutes and they need to see 4 interior elevations of the room you are working on…..BIM advantage.

Instructional Component: (include type of lesson and major concepts to be covered)  Create Interior Elevations….show check boxes on tag  Show sheet annotation  Show elevation mark update when views are placed on sheets  Show how to turn off elevation title on the elevation tag  Review “Title on Sheets” and importance of describing what the view is describing.

Check for Understanding or Guided Practice:  Students will create Interior Elevations and place them on sheets. Teacher will walk the classroom to ensure students have Interior Elevations on sheets and the elevation tag adjusted in the Floor Plan view.

Independent Practice:  Students will create Interior Elevations and place them on sheets  Students will troubleshoot visualization “issues” in a Revit model. Closure:  Time saved by leveraging information in the Revit Model.  Troubleshooting errors with elevations: blue line location  Do not delete elevation marks if you want to hide them….it will delete the elevation! Hide in view or VH.

Materials Used: Revit Tutorial book, Revit software, classroom control software or overhead projector.

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