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MyGlassClass.com Expands Catalog with Bluebeam Training

New courses train users on software, design review and estimating 

presentation at BEC Conference

Above: Troy DeGroot presents on Bluebeam Revu during the 2025 BEC Conference.

This year’s Building Envelope Contractors (BEC) Conference closed with a session by Troy DeGroot, director of Bluebeam Professional Services at UChapter2, “The Other 85%—What You’re Not Getting Out of Bluebeam.” Emphasizing that many users of the software are self-taught, his session guided attendees through maximizing the platform’s capabilities for essential functions, such as design review, detailing and sketching, in addition to many others.

Now, the National Glass Association has partnered with DeGroot to make his Bluebeam training courses available on the association’s online training platform, MyGlassClass.com.

Developed by DeGroot, the courses provide time-saving tips and tricks to help elevate the design review process, detailing/sketching, document management, quantity takeoffs, estimates and more. The courses are offered at a 30% discount to NGA members.

“The feedback to Troy’s Bluebeam presentation at the 2025 BEC Conference was extremely positive, and I am thrilled that we are able to bring his expertise to an even wider audience via MyGlassClass.com,” says Jenni Chase, NGA’s vice president of workforce development.  
“I’ve worked hand in hand with companies building custom tools and training specific to their needs, helping them get the most out of their Bluebeam software investment,” says DeGroot.

“As we introduce these digital courses on MyGlassClass.com, all [users] have the support they need in an online environment—direct access to a catalog of help resources and a professional online learning community to work together and brainstorm solutions.” 

New courses range from basics to in-depth expertise

Bluebeam courses now available: 

  • Bluebeam Baseline Basics. This course provides a starting point for learning how to use Bluebeam Revu and allows advanced users to hone existing skills. By the end of the course, users will have learned how to confidently navigate the interface, apply markup tools to real-world examples with accuracy, and achieve precision with practical measurement techniques, among other skills.
  • Bluebeam Material Takeoffs & Estimates: The Basics. Designed for professionals ready to build on foundational knowledge, this course helps users unlock the full potential of Bluebeam Revu for material takeoffs and estimates.
  • Advanced Bluebeam Material Takeoffs & Estimates. Building on basic skills, this course helps users learn how to create custom workflows, use advanced tools and streamline material takeoffs and estimates.

Industry courses from UChapter2 now available:  

  • Construction Estimating Principles. This comprehensive training offers insights from seasoned construction estimators in a collaborative, open-forum discussion that dives into advanced estimating strategies. Key topics include cost and price analysis, project constraints, flexible estimating systems, and optimal project timelines.
  • Reading Construction Documents. This comprehensive online program is designed to equip users with the foundational skills needed to navigate critical project details, material requirements and construction workflows using Bluebeam software. 

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Norah Dick

Norah Dick

Norah Dick is the editor for Glass Magazine. She can be reached at ndick@glass.org