AUGI Top DAUG Contest: Be sure to take advantage of the opportunity to understand your Autodesk product proficiency and participate in the AUGI Top DAUG Contest during the San Francisco CAD Camp. The top 10 participants will be announced at the wrap-up reception, and the participant with the highest score will receive a one-year subscription to augieducation.cadlearning.com with an "All Access Pass" for all of the courses available on the site ($399.00 value to AUGI members, $499.00 value to non-AUGI members). The national attendee with the highest score will win a free pass to Autodesk University in December, 2010.
Even with the competition set up leading to lots of chances for people to lean over shoulders and see upcoming questions and groups of users collaborating to come up with a team score, I still managed to get the top score.
Not bad for a Microstation and InRoads user.
A kinda low turnout, perhaps understandable in today's economic environment, but still some interesting products to be demonstrated, experts to be quizzed and fellow professionals to be networking with.
I ended up going to all of the Rick Ellis' Civil 3D presentations and the first of the Lynn Allen general drafting tips presentation. Lots of praise for Rick's presentation which was excellently done and with some good solid advice for practical use of the program rather than a sales pitch (Reminder to look into maybe buying some of his books Amazon)
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