Seeking forum opinion on a Sketchup series on YouTube

[Old Guy In Stanton]

My wife and I are writers, and want some visual feedback during our creative sessions. We decided to see what design software was out there, and quickly found a series of Sketchbook tutorials on YouTube. These are the Harwood Podcast 3D Toolbox videos, presented by Cameron Harris.

I personally found these to be excellent. However, I realize that I am forming that opinion from the perspective of not even having the program yet, and knowing virtually nothing about it.

What I would like is to get some knowledgeable opinions about these videos and Cameron Harris.

Are there better tutorials out there?

Thanks in advance. I will be starting other threads about other Sketchup-related issues, so I hope you don't get tired of my stupid questions.

[cotty]

They are old but good and I've learned a lot from them too.
Some more video resources...
Official Videos: http://www.sketchup.com/learn/videos/58?playlist=58
Go2School: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7DBB998FDD47FFDC
Dave Richards at Design.Click.Build Blog: http://www.finewoodworking.com/blog/design-click-build
Aidan Chopras videos (SketchUp for Dummies book): https://www.youtube.com/user/aidanchopra

and many many more...

If you are searching for longer and more advanced videos, have a look at the "3D Basecamp" videos at youtube.

[sfto1]

The go2school video lessons were an excellent resource for me as I started my SU journey.