1. Newbie

A Newbie user has no practical experience with Revit. They’re the equivalent of a white belt in martial arts and are working toward their yellow belt. These users are developing the skills required to contribute to a Revit project. Once a user has completed basic Revit training and demonstrated mastery of these skills, they can move on to the skills in the next category.

Annotation

• Add text and dimensions
• Add leaders to text notes

Ceilings

• Create a ceiling

Components

• Place components

Floors

• Create a floor

Grids & Basic Structure

• Create / edit column grid
• Place structural elements on a grid

Interface

• Pan, orbit, zoom views

Levels

• Create/edit floor levels

Roofs

• Create a flat roof
• Edit roof types

Site

• Create flat topography
• Create site pad
• Add parking components

Vertical Circulation

• Create railing
• Create ramp

Views & Sheets

• Create plan callouts
• Create sections and elevation views
• Create new sheets
• Add views to sheets
• Change sheet title block
• Print sheets

Walls

• Create walls
• Create curtain walls
• Add doors & windows to walls