dBug WebObjects SIG Meeting - 5/10 (Seattle, WA)
Michael Grueter <[email protected]>
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Our next meeting will be held at 7pm on Tuesday, May 10th at the dBug Resource Center. See this web page <http://www.dbug.org/about/resource_center.shtml> for directions to the Resource Center. The agenda will be as follows: - Introductions - Employment Opportunities - WebObjects Resources - Presentation: Apple Enterprise Services Mohit Nagpal, Senior Consulting Engineer at Apple Computer on the Apple Enterprise Services team, will demonstrate two of their Solutions for Education. Both solutions are developed using WebObjects and are part of a powerful, semi-custom group of solutions for the Education community. Paperless School Boards Board Meeting Solution (BMS) lets your board manage meeting information and materials online. Create meetings agendas and agenda items with supporting information including rationale, financial impact, and alternatives. Attach a variety of supporting documents (PDF, movie, audio, and more) to agenda items to keep information in one place for better organization. Create links to web resources and attach them to agenda items to quickly access additional information. You can even publish public meeting information and board minutes for public access via the web. Collaboration and School Work Flow Universal Locker (UL) provides collaborative & secure file storage integrated with a workflow system that facilitates information flow. Via mounted disk and web browser options, students, faculty and staff can share information, data and ideas. Distribute assignments and receive submissions paperlessly. Collaborate on curriculum development. Securely store and archive projects. Publish syllabi and teacher information on the web. Revolutionize communication throughout the school system. - Discuss Current Problems and Accomplishments See the dBug WebObjects SIG web site for more information <http://www.dbug.org/sigs/webobjects/>.