Upcoming Events in Your Community: Boston, Chicago, and More
We’re always happy to learn about and share with you Articulate-themed events in the community.
Speaking of which… Articulate UK-based partner Kineo will be hosting a couple of upcoming Articulate seminars:
- June 9, 2009: Boston, MA
- June 11, 2009: Chicago, IL
These free, half-day seminars will not only cover tips on how to get the most out of Articulate software but will also provide tips on using Moodle.
For more information about these Kineo-sponsored seminars, including how to register, please refer to this Kineo web page.
Last week our very own Dave Moxon attended the University of Leeds Articulate European conference, and he tells us it was a huge success. Congrats to Leeds’ Dr. Dragos Ciobanu for putting it together.
Recently, Jenise Cook of Ridge View Media shared her thoughts about Articulate with her local ASTD chapter as part of its “ToolFest 2009” for the chapter’s Training & Technology Special Interest Group. Her presentation, which she created using Articulate Studio ’09, is available to view here.
We’re mighty proud of our very passionate and helpful online Articulate Community — led by Tom Kuhlmann and his 36,000+ Rapid E-Learning Blog subscribers and more than 45,000 Community Forum members. The online Articulate community will continue to evolve to make it easier for you to become an e-learning hero. Stay tuned!
We love learning about user-led Articulate events in your community. If you’re hosting an Articulate local user group meeting, seminar, workshop, etc. — please drop us a line, so we can share it with all the members of our Articulate community.
Our commitment to you is not only to deliver great software but also to help foster and facilitate a community of Articulate employees, partners, prospects, and customers that collaborates on making you the best e-learning author you can possibly be.
Photo credits: Thanks to Dave Moxon for sharing the photos in this post from the Leeds event.
2 responses to “Upcoming Events in Your Community: Boston, Chicago, and More”
Hi, just wanted to add my congratulations to Dragos for organising a great event in Leeds. It was really exciting to see so many different ways in which people are using Articulate.
I agree with Steve. The first European Articulate Conference was light and informal and it was interesting to see the range of stuff being done and the experience of the delegates. Dragos and Claire did a great job putting it all together (small round of applause). Looking forward to the follow-ups and the next conference
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