Contact Workshops
Welcome to the TC21 Brisbane Campsite, which is provided by Supreme Court Library Queensland.
Room Details TBC
Level 12, Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law, 415 George St, Brisbane,
Queensland, 4000
General Information / Covid-19 Information
All Brisbane Workshops run 11.00am – 3.00pm AEST.
Host: Your Brisbane Camp Counsellor/s are Sean Pybus and Richard Vankoningsveld
Facilities Available to Attendees: Wifi, bathrooms, main library space.
Room WiFi Access Details: Public wifi that does not require a password.
Room Access/Security Details: None, although all attendees will need to allow time to go through the security screening when entering the courts.
Covid-19 Local Health and Safety Requirements: See the latest updates and announcements from the Queensland Government
Catering details: Lunch Break: 1.00 – 1.30pm – Light refreshment (Tea, coffee, water and morning tea) is provided by the venue. Lunch is not provided but local cafes are operating or you may bring your own.
View, download and print the Brisbane Tech Camp Program below:
Step 2. Select your Workshop/s
Workshop A – Monday 12 April – Got messy data? Open Refine is the tool you never knew you needed. – 11.00am – 3.00pm AEST
Workshop B – Tuesday 13 April – Powerful reporting with PowerBI – 11.00am – 3.00pm AEST
Workshop C – Monday 19 April – How to Do (new) Things with Words: Text Mining and Data Analytics for Humanities Research and GLAMR – 11.00am – 3.00pm AEST
Workshop D – Tuesday 20 April – Manipulating GLAMR data with Python – 11.00am – 3.00pm AEST
Step 3. Register
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Step 4. Repeat
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Terms of Payment
Workshops are separately ticketed and invoiced. Payment terms are 14 days from date of invoice.
Workshop places are limited. If a payment is not received or payment method is declined after 14 days, the registrant will forfeit their position in the workshop.
Covid-19 Disclaimer
Our primary concern is the safety and health of event attendees, speakers and campsite staff.
All campsites will provide accessible and Covid-safe training spaces, with care and respect for local conditions.
If you are sick, have been sick, have an elevated temperature, are awaiting test results or have been recently exposed to Covid-19, please do not attend a Tech Camp Contact Workshop in person. Please advise the Secretariat at kim@vala.org.au and, if places allow, we will make arrangements to join the Virtual Workshop on the same topic. If we cannot accommodate you into a Virtual Workshop, a full refund will be provided.
In the instance that a campsite location is affected by a worsening Covid-19 situation, VALA reserves the right to alter the delivery method of Contact Workshops. Our first priority will be to reschedule the workshop session/s as a virtual event, with the time, speakers, topics and registration essentially the same. Registrants will be provided with links to the Zoom platform by email.
Cancellation
Registrants who experience a change of circumstances are able to cancel their registration at any time; change of mind is not considered legitimate cause for cancellation. In the event of a cancellation, VALA requests as much notice as possible in order to reassign the place; numbers are very limited for Tech Camp 2021 and all places are valued.
VALA is not liable for any costs incurred by registrants who cancel their attendance or are a “no show” without valid cause.
Transfer
Transfer of registration must be requested by email to the VALA Secretariat (kim@vala.org.au) by 5 April 2021; there is no processing fee for transfers. All efforts will be made to support transfers after this date but cannot be guaranteed.