Upcoming Omniversity Courses
Natalie Whittaker
Hello,
This is to let you know about our new programme of exciting training courses for 2013 which will include the following:
Building the Internet of Things - Arduino and Ethernet
Price: £135.00
23rd February
Course times: 10am - 5:30pm Saturday.
Arduino boards have become the de-facto choice for physical computing projects and, with the addition of an Ethernet Shield, make an excellent platform on which to explore the Internet of Things. Maybe you enjoyed our Beginners' Guide to Arduino course or are looking for more inspiration for what to do with your new skills? This course will help you explore the Arduino Ethernet shield more deeply as well as give you some ideas for future projects!
Advanced WordPress
Price: £300.00
2nd-3rd March
Course times: 10am - 4:30pm Saturday and Sunday.
If you're looking to become a WordPress developer or simply want some further techniques in plug-in and theme development, this course, led by WordPress co-founder Mike Little will whet your appetite for more programming skills! This course is advised for those with experience of HTML, CSS and PHP.
WordPress for Journalists
Price: £200.00
11th-12th April
Course times: 10am - 4:30pm Thursday and Friday.
This class is ideal for the freelance journalist wanting to showcase their writing, the budding radio presenter wanting to learn to podcast, the photojournalist looking to put a portfolio online, or a multimedia reporter wanting to showcase their presentation style.
Beginners' Guide to Arduino and Physical Computing
Price: £120.00
27th April
Course time: 10am - 5:30pm Saturday.
Arduino devices open up the exciting new world of physical computing, making real-world applications available even for non-experts to explore. The possible uses of these micro-controllers are limitless - all you need to add is your imagination.
VVVV / Projection / Kinect
Price: £200.00
8th-9th June
Course time: 10am - 5:30pm Saturday and Sunday.
Powerful toolkit of media technologies, hosting a glut of built in functionality, tools and examples. Using a real-time interface you can create generative, aesthetic and functional systems without using code, but also without constraints. It can interface with almost anything you want and it can generate almost anything you want.
Thank you for taking the time to read this message and we hope to see you at one of our courses!
More information can be found at our website http://omniversity.madlab.org.uk.
Yours,
Natalie.