**Examples and notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5pdBGNDvgcYdG9DNUpyWTBESkk/view**
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 6:45 – 7:45 ::
Room: 50
Instructor: Andrew Lazarow
Description: Learn how to use a variety of software and hardware that will allow you to send content to multiple screens, locally and over a network.
Prerequisites: TBD
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 5:30 – 6:30 ::
Room: 50
Instructor: Patrick Hebron
Description: In this workshop, we will take an introductory look at machine learning, its capabilities, the ways it differs from conventional programmatic thinking and explore how it will impact the future of software development.
Prerequisites: None
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 4:15 – 5:15 ::
Room: 50
Instructor: Rinne Groff & Kevin Cunningham
Description: Kevin Cunningham, executive artistic director of 3-legged dog, and Rinne Groff, playwright and founding member of Elevator Repair Service, will lead a discussion about current technologies used by contemporary theater artists and how they impact and expand upon storytelling techniques for the stage.
Prerequisites: None
**slides**
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 1:30 – 4:00 ::
Room: 50
Instructor: Kevin Stirnweis
Description: The HTC Vive allows us to move our bodies in physical space to explore a digital one in virtual reality. Learn how to configure the Vive and begin to develop your own VR project using Unreal Engine.
Prerequisites: Windows laptop that’s VR ready with Unreal Engine installed, and a mouse
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 10:30 – 1:00 ::
Room: 50
Instructor: Kat Sullivan + Matt Romein
Description: Learn how to use the Perception Neuron Motion Capture suits and stream data in real time to Unreal or Max
Prerequisites: Bring Windows computer with Unreal Engine 4 installed.
**Slide: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1p310KZswvrtK1u7NbR95-Dt3VUKugBsFWlyU6ciCw_A/edit?usp=sharing
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 6:45 – 7:45 ::
Room: Conference
Instructor: FY Zhu
Description: Overview of Tango SDK. We will make a demo scene based in Unity.
Prerequisites: Laptop with Unity installed. We will have Tango Tablets available in class for students
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 5:30 – 6:30 ::
Room: Conference
Instructor: Rebecca Lieberman
Description: Photogrammetry is a technique for creating high-resolution, textured 3D models from a series of still photographs. These models can then be 3D printed, animated, or brought into a game engine like Unity.
This 1-hour workshop will be a fast-paced overview of photogrammetry workflow using Agisoft Photoscan. I will demo how to photograph an object and create a model using the Photoscan software, as well as review some alternate techniques using video and aerial maps.
Prerequisites: None necessary. If people would like they can install Agisoft Photoscan and follow along but I will do a screen recording of the session.
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 4:15 – 5:15 ::
Room: Conference
Instructor: Shir David
Description: In this workshop we will take a look at Vuforia – a quick and simple tool to create Augmented reality experiences in Unity.
Prerequisites: You’ll need your own computer with Unity installed.
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 1:30 – 4:00 ::
Room: Conference
Instructor: Lisa Jamhoury
Description: Get Kinect2 data piping into your browser in just four lines of code! Kinectron is an application and Javascript library that transfers Kinect2 data over a peer connection, allowing you to work with Kinect2 skeleton, depth, infrared, and color data in the browser and on Mac in real time.
Prerequisites: Very basic coding skills. A text editor (ie Sublime or Atom) installed on your computer.
**Slides:
Time/Date: Thursday Jan 19th :: 10:30 – 1:00 ::
Room: Conference
Instructor: Anne Goodfriend & Jordan Frand
Description: This class will include an overview of the technology used in 360 video production, a review of editing techniques and a tutorial where we edit 360 footage in Adobe Premiere.
Prerequisites: Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Affects installed on your computer.