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Posts Tagged ‘Canberra’
Today I presented a talk on how government can provide a more engaging experience to citizens. This was not a product presentation but more looking at general themes of what provides an engaging experience. The content was a mix of slides and demonstrations and is listed below. Videos; Alan Webber Government technology and market strategist, [...]
- In: Adobe
- Tags: Adobe, AIMIA, Canberra, Engagement, Government, presentation
Slides from this week’s presentation in Canberra on LiveCycle Designer ES, including some pointers on creating accessible forms from Adobe’s Andrew Kirkpatrick; Note that the workshop was mostly hands on demonstration, so the slides are minimal.
- In: Adobe
- Tags: Accessibility, Adobe, Canberra, Designer, LiveCycle ES, presentation
Adobe is hosting a free full day workshop at the Canberra Convention Centre on Tuesday 3rd February. If you keep wondering what the big deal with Acrobat (it only makes PDF right? Wrong!) or never really understood what Adobe LiveCycle was for, then come along and say hi. The first part of the workshop is [...]
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