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The Academic Community has a new face to support you!
By Wolfgang Rosenberg (Intel) (3 posts) on April 28, 2008 at 1:27 am
As the first face you might have noticed the new look and feel of the Academic Community site. We hope you like the fresh new look! Or main intention remains of course to enhance our support for you through enabling tomorrow’s innovation with access to resources and next generation technologies.
The second new face is me. My name is Wolfgang Rosenberg, I am your Academic Community Manager, located in Munich – Bavaria, an area of Germany with a fabulous landscape, mountains, lakes and that all mixed with a lot of history, culture and related buildings. Quite an inspiring surrounding! If you are interested in more details about me, please check my bio or write me an e-mail.
Coming back to the first face. Just wanted to make you aware about our offering. You should have access at you finger tips to a wide variety of material, which will help you to enhance you curriculum.
- Content sections for non-editable and editable courseware form Intel and other universities
- Software Tools Licenses. Through providing your curriculum title and an annual student-forecast you also can get access to a free floating class room license package, which can be renewed after 12 months
- Academic Forum section, to address technical questions
- Academic Blog site, to share opinions about ‘hot’ topics
- Video section. These short ‘Take 5’ videos are intended to provide an overview about new topics and technologies.
- Webinars, these are intended for any college instructor who will be working with students in the disciplines of Engineering, Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science. During the webinar we will show the Course Design Document for the materials, providing an intimate roadmap of its objectives, content and hands-on labs. Further, discussions and feedback will be invited and discussed. We look forward to seeing you there. Follow this link to Register for this free seminar series or to view past webinars.
- Through your membership you also will have access to the other Intel Software Network services.
We also are extremely interested in linking or publishing content from you, which will be of interest to the Academic Community. I am very interested to hear back from you. We are open to suggestions on how we better can support you.
Enjoy your day
Wolfgang
Categories: University Curriculum
Comments (4) 
By Aaron Tersteeg (Intel) on April 28th, 2008 at 4:01 pm
Welcome to the blog-o-sphere... Great to see the new look, can't wait to see photos of the faces of the new team. What is next and when will it be live for your community to share?
By xia_mingyao on April 29th, 2008 at 12:12 am
I attend the Multi-Core training in Zhejiang Universtiy, Lang Lang from Intel introduced the Intel Multi-Core program on the workshop. He also introduced how to register the program, and provide the URLs include here. His PPT was very clear for step-by-step to register, but the register process was little bit complex. When I use http://softwarecollege.intel.com/university/ to access the program page directly, I can't find the links of my interesting very quickly. I hope you to build a portal page, and let us easy to access the content of the program.
By Wolfgang Rosenberg (Intel) on April 29th, 2008 at 4:01 am
Thanks Xia Mingyao for your patience and your valuable comment about the 'navigation maze'. We are currently working to improve the right-hand navigation bar. I will send a notification when done. Looking forward to your comments. Regards Wolfgang
By Amelia Barton (Intel) on April 29th, 2008 at 9:45 am
Welcome Wolfgang! Here are some videos your academic community and students might like: Michael Wrinn speaking to University Professors on Confronting Many Core at the SIGCSE conference: http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/videos/home.aspx?fn=1448; Gary Carleton on Best Practices for Optimizing and Threading Applications: http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/videos/home.aspx?fn=1467; and Optimizing Direct X on Mulitcore: http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/videos/home.aspx?fn=1485.