Are You Interested in Local Articulate User Groups?

Nov 24, 2014

Hey gang,

I'm looking to gauge level of interest in starting some local Articulate user groups; I mean interest in terms of attending, participating, and/or hosting these groups.

A user group is a gathering of people with a shared interest, in this case, Articulate software. These would be fun, casual, and informal get-togethers that allow people to network with other Articulate and e-learning professionals, learn new things, and share cool discoveries or projects they've created.

Let me know if you're interested in this idea and what city you'd like to see the user groups in by leaving a comment below. 

Thanks!

269 Replies
Rema Merrick

I just noticed this thread. I’m not sure if someone has already started an Articulate Users Meetup group for the Atlanta, Georgia and surrounding area but I just started a meetup for this. If one already exists near Atlanta, please let me know.  Here’s the link.

Check out Articulate User Group Atlanta http://meetu.ps/c/4pp80/1tBZL/a on Meetup

Scott Esker

Hi everyone,

I partnered with the Heart of Central Illinois Chapter of ATD to start a new Storyline Special Interest Group. We'll have our first meeting in Champaign, IL on Thursday, September 12 from 1-4pm. This is a completely free event and all experience levels are welcome to come. We would love to have anyone from the Chicago and/or Indy area come if you're willing to make the drive.

Click the link below to see the details and register for this event. Feel free to contact me or reply to this post if you have any questions.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JJjFbV2SrVR-PrjWGUs-sZlYNW_BF4VmZmGOSr5OeqM/edit?usp=sharing

Thanks!

Kimberly Valliere

Hi Richard, I manage a user group out of Dallas. We offer an online link to our meetings (especially right now thanks to COVID). We have a meeting in November, if you'd like to join us. Check out our website: https://articulateusergroup.weebly.com. The registration link isn't available just yet, but will be soon.

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