The Apple Corps of Dallas currently has six Special Interest Groups (SIGs) that meet monthly starting at 9:00AM. Below are a list of those SIGs and topics they discuss along with times and SIG Leaders.
Your Mac comes with two great programs, iPhoto and iMovie. This SIG shows you how to make the best of them.
There's an app for that, but which one is the best? If you use an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, be sure to check this group out. The SIG specializes in helping users out with their portable devices, how to use them more effieciently and how to make them do more.
iWeb SIG
Lead by: John Jones | Time: 11:00AM
The iWeb SIG discusses how to build websites with the software that comes on your Mac as well as alternatives that are available for Mac. The group also talks about how to get your website online, how to sync it with an onliner server, tools that you can use to promote yourself like Twitter and Facebook, and new technologies coming to a browser near you.
FileMaker SIG
Lead by: Taylor Sharpe and Ray Thompson| Time: 11:00AM
The File Maker SIG group helps you with programs like FileMaker Pro, Bento, and FileMaker apps for iPhone and iPad. FileMaker is a database program, much like Access in Windows, and allows you to do some amazing things with the information you want to record into it. For personal or business use, this SIG is worth checking out.
Mac Help Desk SIG
Lead by: Dru Richman (and sometimes John Jones) | Time: 11:00AM
Got a Mac... now what? Mac Help Desk is the SIG for you when you have questions about your Mac and need a little help. Learn to use your Mac better and what tools exist on the web to make it faster or more secure. This group also talks about what is new from Apple, and what it relates to you.
iWork SIG (Coming Soon!)
Lead by: Ray Thompson| Time: TBA
You can do some amazing things in the business world with your Mac using Apple's iWork '09 suite of software for presentations, documents, and spreadsheets. Break out of the mold with this SIG and show that you can be creative and informative.
