The time is upon us to get out the vote. No this isn’t as important as government elections, but voting for the Autodesk University classes you want to see and learn from at this year’s conference will directly affect which courses are available. There are some great presenters that will have classes no one will want to miss. I’m hoping that you’ll take to opportunity to review my 2 classes and potentially vote for them while you’re there. While you are looking through all the classes you’d like to take, …

Start to get ready for AU 2010 already? Are you crazy? The answer is yes. Autodesk has already started working on AU 2010 and they are asking you to be ready for it also. If you plan to present a course or class at Autodesk University, the call for proposals begins today, March 17th.
Sharpen your mouse and have a keyboard at ready, because the submittal process can be an interesting one. For more information on requirements for being a speaker, what process to undergo for submittal, and examples of previously …

Autodesk University 2009 was by all definitions a success.  Everyone that I’ve talked to, whether they were in Las Vegas or attending via the AU Virtual events, had a great time and walked away from the experience with an improved knowledge of the programs we work with daily, more connections and friends, and much more.  I covered all this last week when I posted my reactions to Autodesk University 2009 here.  That’s all fine a good, but there are two sides to every story.
There is room for improvement on the …

Autodesk University (Las Vegas) is over, the AU Extension events are wrapping up, and Autodesk is gearing to update the AU Online website in short order to contain all of the AU Virtual (AUv) screencasts, handouts, materials, and course descriptions for AU 2009. It has been a pretty big success this year with the roll-out of AUv and the incorporation of Twitter into socially connecting everyone in Las Vegas and around the world.
I personally participated in the AUv sessions both from the office at work during lunch and in between …

Early registration for Autodesk University 2009 has begun today and the lines are officially open.  Anyone that is registered on AU Online, AUGI, and through certain Autodesk Resellers are invited to take part in early registration for AU 2009.  If you don’t fall into any of those categories, you have a little more time to wait, but don’t worry, the early bird special rates go on until October 9th.  Click the link below to take you to the AU 2009 registration page.