Glen Munday from ANU is the lucky winner of a silver iPod nano for correctly submitting the unscrambled crossword from the latest issue of Wheels.
Glen’s iPod nano is on his way to him and our thanks to everyone who entered.
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Glen Munday from ANU is the lucky winner of a silver iPod nano for correctly submitting the unscrambled crossword from the latest issue of Wheels.
Glen’s iPod nano is on his way to him and our thanks to everyone who entered.
After another highly successful CreateWorld event a number of copies of presentations (recordings and slides) are now available on the web site. We will be adding more as soon as they are ready.
Our thanks to the presenters for making them available.
CreateWorld is our 3 day performance, presentation, and professional development event, specifically for academic and technical staff who work in the digital arts disciplines.
The conference features a wide range of academic and technical presenters from the tertiary education and industry sectors, and includes several keynotes, panel sessions, hypotheticals, hands-on technical workshops, and regular presentation sessions.
More information about Create World and how to register is available here.
/dev/world/2012 was great success with over 110 attendees from around Australia & New Zealand. Our thanks to those who attended and special thanks to all those who presented, your contribution is greatly appreciated.
Recordings and slides of many of the sessions are now available on-line and more will be added soon.
The first digital edition of Wheels for the Mind has finally arrived and is available for download from the iTunes App Store. A couple of important things to remember:
Take the time to explore all of the interactive & multimedia elements such as scrolling text boxes, embedded videos, swipe picture slide shows, portrait & landscape layouts & many more.
We hope you enjoy this special edition.
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CreateWorld is our 3 day performance, presentation, and professional development event, specifically for academic and technical staff who work in the digital arts disciplines.
The conference features a wide range of academic and technical presenters from the tertiary education and industry sectors, and includes several keynotes, panel sessions, hypotheticals, hands-on technical workshops, and regular presentation sessions.
We are seeking presenters from a wide range of disciplines for presentations, performance pieces and workshops. Presenters will be financially supported to attend the conference.
X World 2012 was held in July and was another first rate event attend by over 140 University IT and technical staff from Australia, New Zealand, USA and the wider Pacific.
Copies of the presentations and relevant links to further information are now available on the web site. Our thanks to the presenters who gave their time and effort to present and for making copies of their presentations available.
Building on the success of X World and CreateWorld, /dev/world/ is the AUC’s conference program for students and staff in AUC member Universities who have an interest in developing for Apple platforms. /dev/world/2012 will be held at the Rydges Bell City, Melbourne on 25 – 26 September with pre-conference workshops on 24 September.
At the May 2012 meeting of the AUC Executive Council, the AUC was informed that it would cease to receive further funding as of September 28, 2012. Funding is used by the AUC to provide programs to our members, such as our Cocoa and iOS training workshops, and our conference programs, including X World, CreateWorld, and /dev/world.