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World of Masonry – Tour of the nations top technical masonry websites. |
| Course Description: |
This course provides and in depth tour of the three major sections of masonrysystems.org, BIA, NCMA and IMI websites. The overall goal of the course is to familiarize the target audience with the basics of how obtain technical information on masonry projects from the vast library of resources linked to or contained on www.masonrysystems.org . |
| Number of Classroom Hours: |
1 |
| Provider #: |
AIA - G524 Course #0974 |
| Specific Behavioral (Performance) Objectives: |
After attending the course a participant should be able to confidently enter masonrysystems.org and quickly drill out whatever technical information on masonry he requires. |
| Learning Objectives: |
Understanding what masonysystems.org (ms.o) is, who developed it, what stage of development it is in, and what browser and software is necessary to access it. Simply stated – why and how to get there. |
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Understanding the construction of the site. What the three main components are and what each of those components is designed to do. How to maneuver back and forth between components. How the controls and buttons are set up. How to know where you are on the site at a glance. How to create your personal library by “docking” specific pages of the site. |
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Understanding the technical content of the site. How to access the libraries on the site. How to chose a specific wall section to meet the needs of your project. How to drill into a specific detail to extract the embedded technical information. |
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Understanding the resources available to architects through other national sites: Brick Institute of America (BIA), International Masonty Institute (IMI) and National Concrete Masonry Association (NCMA). Overview of Teknotes and available information for masonry design. |
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Understanding the embedded links in the site that carry you to the four corners of the masonry technical world. Also, knowing how to quickly return to ms.o from remote sites. Accessing the interactive areas of the site to share your technical information and experiences on masonry and ask question of the industry experts. |
| For more information, or to schedule a seminar, please contact Don Beers, PE 561-310-9902 or Don@FloridaMasonry.com |
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