It’s never too soon to begin planning for Autodesk University, and the call for proposals opens today March 30th and closes April 30th. (5 weeks).
Good tip is to “Simplify and Clarify” for your proposals and read the AU proposal FAQ and sample proposals.
Read More, submit a proposal, and be a presenter at AU 2021!
https://www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/conference/call-for-proposals
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30 March 2021
Autodesk University 2021 – Start Submitting Your Proposals
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