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Educators
Program Workshops
Building an Affordable Projective, Immersive Display
Monday, 22 July
3:15 - 5:15 pm
Room 205
How to construct a projection-based virtual reality display
using commodity components, for use in university class
or museum settings.
Dave Pape
Res Umbrae
642 Elmwood Avenue
Buffalo, New York 14222 USA
pape@evl.uic.edu
Josephine Anstey
University at Buffalo
CANCELED:
Life Drawing and 3D Figure Modeling With Maya I: Overview
& Startup
Tuesday, 23 July
3:15 - 5:15 pm
Room 205
This two-part workshop introduces the process of transferring
life drawings into 3D models using Maya. After an overview
and introductory lecture and demonstration, attendees
start a life drawing session.
Gregory P. Garvey
Quinnipiac University
72 Ralston Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut 06517 USA
greg.garvey@guinnipiac.edu
Life Drawing and 3D Figure Modeling With Maya II: Working
in Maya
Thursday, 25 July
8:30 - 10:30 am
CAL/Room 214 CD
In this continuation of the earlier workshop, attendees
learn to use their digitized life drawings within Maya
in 3D.
Gregory P. Garvey
Quinnipiac University
72 Ralston Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut 06517 USA
greg.garvey@guinnipiac.edu
Integrating Web 3D Into 3D Animation Curricula
Thursday, 25 July
1:30 - 3:30 pm
CAL/Room 214 CD
Teaching Web 3D involves trade-offs in tools,
learning curves, and end-user experiences.
This workshop demonstrates software that
teaches artists to instantly create Web 3D
without programming.
Mitch Williams
3D-Online
820 Manhattan Avenue
Suite 104
Manhattan Beach, California 90266 USA
mwilliams@3D-online.com
Hi Tech-Lo Tech: K-12 Science Visualization
Thursday, 25 July
2:10 - 4 pm
Room 205
This workshop introduces visualization freeware to K-12
science programs using low-tech,hands-on models. High-level
science concepts are approached through several low-cost
methods.
Susana Maria Halpine
Candle Light Productions
8640 Gulana Avenue, J-1016
Playa del Rey, California 90293 USA
shalpine@earthlink.net
Teaching Human Facial Modeling Through Plaster Face Casting
Friday, 26 July
1:30 - 3:30 pm
Room 205
Learn how to create 3D plaster casts of subjects' faces.
Plaster molds help modelers define topology, understand
form, effectively create accurate facial models.
Adam Watkins
University of the Incarnate
Word
4301 Broadway
Box 389
San Antonio, Texas 78209 USA
adamwatkins@mac.com
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