CIC29 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

OVERVIEW

CIC29 short courses and workshops will take place during the first two weeks of November 2021. The Conference Committee is evaluating the final format for the conference and updates will be posted here.

• Courses and workshops will be recorded, so you may take them live or view them at your convenience, as often as you like.
• You may take class(es) and workshop(s) even if you do not plan to attend the technical conference.
• The recording of courses and workshops allow you to attend courses on your schedule, whether you attend the conference in-person or online.

CALL FOR WORKSHOPS

CIC29 workshops will take place as part of the formal conference program. The length of a workshop is 2-4 hours. Workshop proposals should be sent to color@imaging.org. Please put “CIC29 Workshop Proposal” and your last name in the subject line. Topics should be of timely interest and might include subjects related to cultural heritage; artistic expression; AR/VR/MR; 360° capture; deep or machine learning; material appearance; gaming; etc. Please include a general description of the topic to be covered, the format of the workshop (i.e., short papers; panel; hands-on; etc.), and a list of confirmed or potential speakers/moderators.

Workshop proposals are due 14 June 2021.

CALL FOR SHORT COURSES

The conference offers an extensive array of classes taught by world-renowned experts, including the one-day intensive Color, Vision, and Basic Colorimetry. If you are interested in teaching a class, please fill out the proposal form by 14 June 2021. The dates of the courses are still being determined; they will occur within the first two weeks of November. If your course is selected, we will work with you to schedule it during a time you are available.