[DG: Teaching & Learning] Invitation to Join the Australasian Sakai User Group

[Uys, Philip]

We are pleased to invite you to join the Australasian Sakai User Group.

The Australasian Sakai User Group has been formed as an outcome of the AuSakai 2010 conference.  The user group aims to provide the Sakai community in the Australasian region the opportunity to network and exchange knowledge and experiences.

As a participant you will be kept up-to-date on activities and news particularly relevant to the Sakai users within this region.  This includes the annual AuSakai conference, which in 2011 will be hosted in Canberra by ANU.

You are encouraged to propose ideas, activities and topics that can be shared and discussed within the community.

The Australasian Sakai User Group will be jointly facilitated by Irene Ireland, TAFE NSW - Northern Sydney Institute (NSI), Steve Swinsburg, Australian National University (ANU) and Philip Uys, Charles Sturt University (CSU).

A Sakai site has been created by ANU which will be the meeting place for the user group. You can
1.      register for an account - see below - for access to the site https://alliance.anu.edu.au/portal/site/ausakai/  and
2.      add yourself to the mailing list at http://collab.sakaiproject.org/mailman/listinfo/sakai-au.

We look forward to your registration and contributions in helping to make this a vibrant and informative community.

To register:

Have an account on Alliance already?
If you already have an account on Alliance, visit https://alliance.anu.edu.au/autoreg/ausakai, and if prompted, login with your username and password that was created for you. You will be automatically added to the site. If you think you may have had an account in the past, you can reset it.

Need a new account?
If you are not a member of ANU you will need an account, send an email to doi.helpdesk at anu.edu.au and request that you be added to the AuSakai User Group site. Once processed, you will be emailed your details and you will be able to login. If you forget your password, you can reset it.

Looking forward to working with you,

Irene Ireland, Philip Uys, Steve Swinsburg