Special Interest Groups
What is a SIG?
"The Life Force of Computer Clubs"
SIGs are what computer clubs are all about. Don't see a SIG you'd like on our agenda? Ask! If there's enough interest, maybe someone will get one started. Know a little more than most about a particular area? Start a SIG! If there's member interest we'll try to find a spot on the schedule, assign a room, and give it a little publicity in the Apple Barrel and on HAAUG Heaven.
SIGs are where it happens, the place to be. Make the most of them. Be a leader or a follower as you choose, but don't miss out.
SIGs typically run for an hour each throughout the meeting day, starting at 9:00 AM, and ending at 4:00 PM, creating a one-day-a-month computer college campus. For more information, contact Rick Roberts – SIG Coordinator.
SIG Descriptions
(Not all SIGs offered at each General Meeting)
Green Apples
Leader: David Jaschke
SIG if for new Macintosh users that have switched from another OS, or have never used a computer.
Digital Photography
Leader: Joe Muscara
Bring your cameras, bring your photos and we’ll discuss what makes a great
photo.
Adobe® Creative Suite 101
Leader: Tamara Sasha Alexander
Basics of Adobe Applications, desktop print and web publishing.
iTunes® + iPod®
Rick Roberts
You, your iPod. Covers iTunes and iPhoto. Other topics, like HandBrake are fair game. We can branch into general AV topics.
New Member Orientation
Getting the most from your membership. How HAAUG works to serve you.
Mac One on One
Members helping members, one at a time.
iWeb® Media
Rex Covington
A special SIG with Rex Covington on Apple’s new iWeb application
Business Meeting
The business meeting will be conducted before the Main Presentation.
Room assignments and SIG topics are subject to change at any time. SIG leaders are volunteers, be nice to them.
Ad hoc: Groups are welcome to use the casual spaces to meet on other topics. Scheduled SIGs take precedence. The HAAUG SIG Coordinator is Rick Roberts. If you have a topic that you think warrants a SIG, please see Rick (large, bearded fellow) at the meeting. Send Email.
SIG Topic Suggestion Form
Submit your suggestion for a future Special Interest Group topic.
