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The agenda for the meeting includes: 1. A welcome and achievements update from 7:30-7:45pm 2. Member introductions from 7:45-7:55pm 3. A presentation from a Sheridan College student from 7:55-8:10pm 4. An unconference workshop on building a technology organization from 8:10pm onwards.
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Silicon Halton Meetup 75: Augmented Reality, A Primer
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In this meetup you’ll learn about the AR market opportunity (hint: it’s bigger than VR), the industries that are adopting it and specific applications of AR today and potentially in the future.
You’ll also meet two local leaders in the AR field who will share their experiences, knowledge and point of view about the AR industry and where it’s heading. They’ll also cover and demonstrate some of the cool products and projects they’re working on today.
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This document provides information about upcoming events from Silicon Halton, a community organization for entrepreneurs, startups, and technology professionals in Halton region. It announces a name change to HaltonHiVE for their co-working space, provides membership and event details. It also shares community metrics and upcoming workshops, meetups, and presentations on topics like pitching, Windows 10, and a Silicon Halton day event. Sponsorship opportunities are mentioned and contact details provided.
Silicon Halton Meetup 68 - IP for IT
The document summarizes an event hosted by Silicon Halton discussing intellectual property for information technology. It provides an agenda that includes a welcome, announcements, a keynote on IP from Matthew Graff of Bereskin & Parr LLP, and time for networking. The keynote discusses different types of IP including patents, trademarks, copyright, and industrial designs. It covers considerations for selecting inventions to patent such as commercial factors and patentability requirements.
Silicon Halton Meetup 67
This document outlines the agenda for the Silicon Halton Meetup #67 focused on CRO (landing pages). The agenda includes a welcome, announcements about upcoming events like a pitch yourself workshop and speed pitching session, a keynote speaker on CRO from Op Ed Marketing, and time for networking. It also provides statistics on the Silicon Halton community and opportunities to sponsor upcoming events.
Silicon halton Meetup 65 - Tech Under 20
The summary provides an overview of the agenda for the Silicon Halton Meetup #65 on March 10th, 2015. It includes:
1) Welcome and announcements from the organizers.
2) Keynote speeches from several youth in tech between grades 12-university, discussing their work and experiences.
3) A discussion on connecting students and employers for internship opportunities.
4) Information about upcoming events and opportunities to get involved.
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Silicon Halton Meetup #61
Slide deck from Silicon Halton Meetup 61: Structured Ideation Toolbox
Nov 11, 2014
In Halton Hills (Georgetown), Ontario
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Silicon Halton: Meetup #59 | Open Data. Open Gov. Shape The Future.
September 9, 2014 | Open Government Data is creating huge opportunities for citizens everywhere. Silicon Halton is working with the Town of Oakville to engage our community, businesses, individuals, government, and the education sector to help shape the evolution of the Town of Oakville’s open data initiative. Join the Silicon Halton community for an intensive highly engaged round-table workshop with your peers. You’re in control. You can share and brainstorm on your challenges, your needs, and your ideas around citizen centric services and apps that require open data.
Learn more here: http://bit.ly/shmeetup59
Silicon Halton Meetup 58
This document contains the agenda for Meetup #58 hosted by Silicon Halton. It includes announcements about the 5 year anniversary of Silicon Halton in October, sponsorship opportunities for Silicon Halton, and an upcoming event at Burlington HiVE for Silicon Halton members. The agenda also lists upcoming peer-to-peer group meetings and details for Meetup #59 about shaping Oakville's open data initiative. It outlines the format for the open space discussion portion of Meetup #58 where attendees will pitch topics and vote on which ones to discuss.
Silicon Halton Meetup 57 - Website Accessibility
Meetup 57 on July 8, 2014 at The Marquee at Sheridan College, Oakville, Ontario, Canada. Presented on The Accessibility for Ontarians With Disabilities Act (AODA).
The Benefits Of Website Accessibility
1. Increased market share
2. Findability and SEO
3. Better public image
Some of the content includes:
- who is accessibility for (not just the physically handicapped)
- Web accessibility requirements and penalties
- business case for Web accessibility
- intuitive and accessible structure
- writing for accessibility
- how accessibility, good usability and SEO tie in
- design elements to be aware of (font sizes, colours, links)
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Silicon Halton - Meetup #56 - Tech Under 20
The next generation of tech gurus is growing up in our backyards, skinning it's knees in local playgrounds and attending Halton high schools. They interact with the globe over parent-financed broadband as they dream up ways to solve the world's problems, compete in mind-stretching, world-class technology competitions and learn more in an hour online that we were able to extract during years of searching through dusty library catacombs.
Halton teens are learning fast, stretching boundaries, and developing ideas into fledgling new businesses that will help create new opportunities in the region ... and keep more of our budding geniuses close to home.
On June 10th, at Milton Education Village, Silicon Halton held it's first ever Tech Under 20 meetup with five high school Tech Stars - speaking about their vision, their ideas, their thinking processes, and their innovations!
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- 4. 7:55p Sheridan College Student prezo
- 6. Connections… Jeff Zabudsky,President, Sheridan College Darren Lawless,Dean, Sheridan Applied Research SumonAcharjee, CIO, Sheridan College
- 7. Member Badge – And the Winner Is http://www.siliconhalton.com/2010/06/time-to-vote-for-your-membership-badge/
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- 10. Next Meetup VOTE Monday August 16 or Wednesday August 18 @ Ned Devines, Milton
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