Some of you have asked for a longer lead-time to submit topic proposals for the first issue of Between Worlds. We’re happy to oblige, and have extended the deadline to August 1, 2022. (And if you miss that, any later submissions will automatically be considered for the second issue).
Click the Between Worlds graphic on the right to learn more, and to submit your proposal.
We’re really excited to announce the AUC’s new Between Worlds series, providing a new avenue for community members to share their experience and expertise between and beyond our existing “world” events, which have been on hiatus since early 2020 due to COVID-19. While we do intend to return to face-to-face events when it’s safe to do so, we’ve created Between Worlds as a new way to share experiences with Apple’s platforms in learning contexts.
The AUC has recently broadened its membership options for organisations. Eligible organisations must have a physical presence in Australia or New Zealand, and can now include:
Organisational memberships have three different pricing tiers, depending on the organisation’s size, and soon we’ll be offering free Associate Memberships for staff and students of organisational members.
The AUC updates its operating and other policies from time to time, and is transparent about when that happens. In line with changes to our membership model, and an update to our Operating Policies ratified by our members at the March 2022 AGM, all of our policies have recently been updated.
We’re excited to announce that our first keynote speakers for EveryWorld will be Stuart ‘Sutu’ Campbell and Max Schleser.
Stuart is a pioneering VR Filmmaker and has developed a strong international reputation working with Marvel, Google and Disney.
Max is a Senior Lecturer at Swinburne University of Technology and researches Immersive Media and Creative Arts 4.0 with a focus on Cinematic VR and interactive filmmaking.
We’re really excited to announce a brand-new event on the AUC calendar – EveryWorld 2020.
Due to continued uncertainty around travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re rolling our three annual events (/dev/world, X World and CreateWorld) into a single online event to be held at the end of November. The call for participation is now open and we’d love to hear from current and new AUC community members who are keen to share their experiences.
X World is our annual training event for OS X and iOS system administrators and support staff, and will be held at UTS, Sydney June 24-26, 2020.
We are now calling for presenters who wish to offer sessions and workshops at this year’s event. If you have a background in the installation, configuration, deployment, or on-going administration of OS X based systems, or experience in iOS deployment, management and app development, or if you work in related areas, we’d really like to hear from you. Presenters receive free registration to X World, and qualify for subsidised flights and/or accommodation.
The call for presentations is now open, and closes Friday March 27, 2020, at 9pm Sydney time. Offers can be made by completing the submission form.
We’re excited to confirm that /dev/world is back for its twelfth year, at RMIT Melbourne from September 2-4, 2019! /dev/world is our community event for anyone developing for Apple platforms. Check out the archives of earlier events or learn about this year’s event on the main /dev/world site! Or, go straight to the registration page to secure your ticket at the super early-bird price!
Hear about Apple’s commitment to privacy, explore security features in macOS and iOS, and discover security best practices with mobile device management.
Learn about the best practices for deploying Apple Technology in both one-to-one and shared-use environments and see how Apple School Manager and Apple Business Manager can streamline deployment.
Discover how teaching tools like the Classroom app make it easy to guide how students use devices and apps in the classroom or learning environment and provide insight into student progress.
Some of the most powerful opportunities for technology are realised in the hands of students and teachers. Apple designs technology that empowers every individual, no matter how they learn and what they love to do. And Apple Education is dedicated to helping schools make the most of Apple products to expand what’s possible for learning, create new opportunities for teaching and establish dynamic environments that inspire both.
Perfect for those new to managing Apple devices, this workshop will explain the concepts of MDM, what it can do, and what you need to know. Learn how to quickly deploy devices using Apple’s deployment programs, configure settings, and push out apps for both iOS and macOS. Enrol and manage your own test devices and see it working yourself. This workshop will be lead by local Jamf engineers – no sales pitch!
In preparation for this workshop, delegates should bring a test device running the latest version of either Mojave or iOS12.
