Economic times might be lean, but professional growth has never been more important. Take your web skills to the next level with edUi 2013 at the Omni Hotel in Richmond, VA, November 4-6.

Focusing on the universal methods and tools of user interface and interaction design, as well as the unique challenges of producing websites and applications for large institutions, edUi is a perfect opportunity for web professionals at institutions of learning—including higher education, K-12 schools, libraries, museums, government, and local and regional businesses—to develop skills and share ideas.

edUi offers a rare lineup of speakers, including top web innovators that will inspire and enlighten web designers, developers, managers, and user experience and interaction design professions from any industry.

Highlights

• In-depth, half-day workshops (at no additional charge) presented by world-class web experts
• Hear from approximately 40 speakers, including top industry peers
• Network with web professionals from all across the country
• Explore Richmond, Virginia, including the State Capitol, Black History Museum, White House of Confederacy, Library of Virginia, Valentine Richmond History Center

Who is Producing edUi?

edUi is an annual conference produced by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities for web professionals working with institutions of learning to produce more useable and accessible online resources.

Planning and execution are conducted by a dedicated group of volunteers and partners, including:

• Trey Mitchell—Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
• John Loy—Scitent
• Curtiss Grymala—University of Mary Washington
• Joe Sokohl—Regular Joe Consulting
• Erin White—VCU Libraries
• Charles Chumley—Smithsonian Institution

 

Getting More Information

Questions about edUi? Email info@eduiconf.org.

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