Here is Apple's List of Free Online Seminars for July
Apple's free online seminars are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from any computer with internet access. They are designed to be no more than 30 minutes in length and offer a wide variety of resources and information. Topics cover solutions using Apple and partner products and technologies. Here is July's complete list by subject:
Design, Print & Graphic Design
See the Power Mac G5 Quad in action for design, print, and photo
See the difference for yourself during this free, on-demand seminar with Apple's marketing managers Todd Benjamin, Jim Heiser, and Joseph Linaschke.Russell Brown presents Mac OS X and Photoshop CS2
Join Photoshop expert Russell Brown for a look at the ultimate digital studio: Adobe Photoshop CS2, a Power Mac G5, and the 30" Apple Cinema HD Display.Optimize Your Creative Workgroup with Apple's UNIX-Based Server Technology
Join Brent Haley as he demonstrates how to deploy, manage, and scale technologies for creative workgroups using the latest services included in Mac OS X Server.Powering Creative Desktops with Mac OS X Tiger
Join Brent Haley, marketing manager for design and print market, as he goes under the hood and shows you the creative features of Mac OS X Tiger.Font Management for Creative Professionals
Join Brent Haley, Apple marketing mgr, for an overview of font management capabilities in Mac OS X and to see solutions from Extensis and Insider Software.Managing Your Creative Assets
Join Brent Haley, Apple marketing manager, for an overview of the latest storage solutions from Apple and an intro to asset management solutions.Asset Management for Creative Workgroups: With Xserve G5 and Extensis Portfolio Server
Learn how you can better manage your photographs and creative assets with the winning combination of Apple Xserve and Extensis Portfolio Server.Perfect Color Starts Here. With Apple Cinema Displays
Join the Apple Cinema Displays product manager to learn how adding an Apple display to your creative system can boost your color-viewing experience.Desktop Management Made Easy with Apple Remote Desktop 2
Join Apple Product Mgr Nader Nafissi to learn why Apple's new, easy to use desktop management software is the essential tool for any Mac system administrator.
Development Tools
Maximizing Mac OS X Application Performance
Re-broadcast of the webcast discussion of the basics of optimization, how and why developers should turn a critical eye to the code they've just written.Developers win with Mac OS X - Reap the rewards
Built on a rock-solid UNIX core and standards-based technologies, Mac OS X is hailed as the world's most advanced operating system.
Digital Media
Accelerate Your Video Production
Todd Benjamin, Joseph Linaschke and Dion Scoppettuolo, Apple marketing managers, take you through a performance overview of the Power Mac G5 Quad.The Production Value of HD
Don't miss Don Peebles of Apple, as he provides an overview of Final Cut Studio, the suite of pro applications for video content creation, editing and output.Capture, Create and Share Digital Media with QuickTime 7 Pro
Join Apple’s team of QuickTime experts in this free online seminar to learn how QuickTime 7 can take your digital media to the next level.3D Modeling on the Mac with modo
Watch Brad Peebler, President of Luxology, as he provides a tour of modo and find out how you can turn your inspiration and creativity into amazing 3D models.Pre-Visualizing and Presenting Your Ideas with StoryBoard Artist
Watch Jeff Walsh of PowerProduction demo StoryBoard Artist and find out how to convey your ideas with more depth, flair and accuracy than you thought possible.Powerful tools for 2D and 3D post production
Watch Daryl Obert of Alias and Charles Meyer of Apple as they explore ways you can bring new levels of integration to your post production workflow.Mobile Field Editing with Journalist Dr. Bob Arnot
Join Dr. Bob Arnot to learn how the Mac can help you become a more successful storyteller and videographer by editing video on-the-go using tools from Apple.
Keynote
Improve Your Presentation Skills
Watch this free online seminar and find out how to improve your presentation skills.
Music
Your guitar. Your Mac. Your music.
Join Apple's Mark Altekruse to discover how easy it is to connect your guitar to your Mac, and create a superior sound as you play and record.Making Music on the Mac with GarageBand
Tune in to this free online seminar and learn how to transform your Mac into a musical instrument and record new and inspiring masterpieces.
Photography
Aperture: Streamline your workflow after the shoot
Joe Schorr and Joseph Linaschke demonstrate the extensive range of groundbreaking features, and the benefits Aperture delivers throughout your digital workflow.The Ultimate Platform for Photography - With Mac OS X Tiger
Join Jim Heiser, marketing manager for photography, as he goes under the hood and shows you the exciting new feature of Mac OS X Tiger.
Product Info
Guitarists and the Mac: A Conversation with Pat Metheny
Join Pat Metheny in this free online seminar and learn how the Mac can help you take your music to the next level.
Sci/Tech
*ChemDraw and BioDraw for Mac OS X: High productivity tools for chemists and biologists
Jeffrey P. Carter discusses tips on how to make optimal use of both ChemDraw and BioDraw, so you can spend more time on your core research efforts.Advanced Molecular Visualization
VIDA is a powerful and versatile software application designed from the ground-up to visualize, manage and manipulate large sets of molecular information.G5 for Science: Make your next discovery on a Power Mac G5
Apple’s Todd Benjamin, Pear Urushima and Matt MacInnis will show you the many science-specific benefits of the Power Mac G5 Dual and Power Mac G5 Quad.OsiriX: Multi-dimensional Image Navigation Software
Dr. Osman Ratib's presentation at Children's Hospital Boston, Department of Radiology, on OsiriX, an open source, medical imaging application built on Mac OS XApple in Science: Diversifying the IT Infrastructure
By incorporating Mac OS X into the infrastructure and supporting desktop Macs, IT organizations have increased the productivity of their research organizations.Computational Clustering in the Sciences
A number of Apple technologies simplify cluster computing, and for clusters of up to 64 processors, Apple provides pre-qualified solutions to meet your needs.Cost-effective Storage Deployments for Research Computing
Learn how to achieve better data accessibility and faster storage retrieval in a more cost-effective way with industry-leading solutions.Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server for High Performance Computing
Learn about the technical underpinnings of Apple's latest OS, and how new features and updates will benefit users of Mac OS X-based clusters and grids.Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger" for Scientific and Technical Computing
Join Apple in this densely-packed on-demand webcast rebroadcast on how each new feature in Tiger applies to Apple's scientific customers.Third-party HPC Solutions for Mac OS X
Apple will be joined by representatives from companies who develop their software or hardware for the platform to talk about their products.
Servers/Networks
Increasing Workgroup Productivity with Xsan
Join Doug Cunningham as he demos how to set up Xsan, reviews powerful admin and reporting tools, and demos real-time collaboration in a video environment.Grid Computing in the Life Sciences
Learn how Xgrid, built into Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server, makes it feasible to deploy large computational grids without the addition of software.Build High Performance Tiered Storage Strategies - With Xserve RAID
Join Alex Grossman, Senior Director of Server and Storage Hardware, and learn how you can implement a tiered storage strategy using Xserve RAID.Change Your Infrastructure Legacy: Lower Costs and Simplify Server and Storage Management
Join Alex Grossman, Apple Sr Director, and learn how adding Xserve G5 and Xserve RAID to your IT infrastructure can help you meet today’s business demands.Deliver Simplified Workgroup Services
Join Douglas Brooks, Server Product Mgr, to learn how to deliver robust workgroup & internet services without straining your budget or stretching your IT staff.Getting Started with High Performance Computing
On-demand rebroadcast of the Dec 16, 2004 webcast discussion of the high-level concepts of high performance computing, issues & obstacles, and more.A Blueprint for Tiered Storage
Steve Duplessie, recognized independent expert on storage technology, discusses the practicalities of tiered storage & set-up of a solution that works.Information Lifecycle Management
Steve Kenniston, an Enterprise Storage Group analyst will offer insights as to how to manage vast amounts of data while keeping your overhead low.
Small Business
Architecture By Design
Join Jacques Sedille as he demonstrates and discusses the Mac and key 3rd party design tools that enable architects to imagine, design and communicate.DWG on the Mac
See how ArchiCAD, eDrawings and VectorWorks allow you to view, edit and manipulate DWG files on the Mac.Standards-based Web Electronic Filing Systems
Apple invites you to view a free webcast that discusses technical best practices around web-based electronic filing solutions.
Support
Why Hire a Member of the Apple Consultants Network
Learn about the services provided by and advantages of hiring members of the Apple Consultants Network.
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