AU2008 class

So we finally got word about the submissions to Autodesk University 2008. I'm lucky to have been selected as a speaker, as one of my proposals was chosen. I am very excited and hope to do a good job once we get down to it! It'll be exciting, but I'm sure I'll be a nervous wreck doing this for the first time!! Is the material too basic? Is it too long? Is it the right level? Am I boring the attendees? Will it be a 40 person class or a 400 person class?? AHHHH!

I owe Steve Stafford a huge THANKS for letting me give a helping hand in two of his sessions in the two past AU's. Working with him and Steven Campbell was a great honor and I learned a lot from both of them. If you're reading and are interested in someday becoming a speaker, make sure to hook up with someone of that calibre and be a co-presenter. It is a great spring board from which to get experience. I know I'll be giving a helping hand to someone else so they too can be speakers in the future.

So in the next few months I'll be working on the details of the class. I am a big Family Editor fan, so obviously my proposals (with the exception of one!) dealt with family editing. The title of my sessions is Fuzzy Math Essentials for Revit Family Builders, a 90 minute class for Intermediate users. I haven't decided on what makes an Intermediate user when it comes to family editing! I hope you attend and I promise to make it worth your while :) This AU should be a great event with lots of activities and classes to choose from. Just remember to pack the chap stick.....

AU2008 class