The DT Coding Series Part 5 and the Capstone Class have been postponed to 2021. More information will be provided here, on our website, and via our newsletter which you can sign up for in the footer of this webpage.

This is the final session of the Digital Transitions Coding Series, the Certification Capstone course. This course will offer an extended look at combining all of the knowledge gained in the previous online sessions, and graduates will receive a diploma certifying that they have become coding experts.

The first five parts of the DT Coding Webinar series are introductory in nature. In this two-day capstone class, we will dive much deeper into AppleScript, Python, and the Capture One SDK. We will take on real-world coding use cases from scratch, including the pre-code planning, unit-testing small components of the overall solution, testing and debugging, and documentation. If you do not have previous experience with coding, in addition to the 5 previous webinars in this series, we will send you a list of free intro-level classes we suggest to arrive best prepared to dive deep.

Pricing

$549 Registration Fee | $449 Early Bird Registration (use code ” CodingEarlyBird2020 ” at checkout through September 1)
By attending you will receive:
– Access to the Coding Jam at the end of Day 2 during which the instructors will spend 1:1 time with each attendee to critically look at their current coding projects and offer advice and assistance.
– FREE registration for our Annual Round Table (email [email protected] to claim)
– Invitation to an exclusive coding series Happy Hour
– 1 Year single-user license of Capture One Enterprise (available after registration, a $399 value)
All aspects of this class will be held online.

The 2-day training will be held via a webinar. Registrants will receive instructions to join and receive their unique join code.

The exact start and end time of the course is to be determined, but you can plan on the course being all-day during business hours.

An important note, while the first two parts of this series speak specifically to Cultural Heritage institutions, the series as a whole is directly applicable to high volume workflows of all types from e-commerce, to fashion, to museum/library digitization.

If you haven’t already, we strongly recommend checking out the 5 preceding parts to the DT Coding Series to this session before the certification (even if you have prior experience). This will ensure that all participants are joining the class at the same starting point. You can register before completing all parts, but it’s best if you have parts 1-5 completed before the 2-day training. (Parts 1-5 are free.)

Parts 1-4 of this web series do not require any prior experience with scripting or coding and are intentionally structured in a way to be friendly to beginner level programers.

Part 1 Coding for Cultural Heritage: A Call for Community Action

Part 2 Coding for Cultural Heritage: Advanced Case Studies and Considerations

Part 3 : Getting Started with AppleScript for Capture One

Part 4: Getting Started with Python Step-by-Step (register for live session)

Part 5: The Capture One SDK (date to be announced)

Reach out to our events manager, Kate Stone, with any questions at [email protected]

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Do I need to complete Parts 1-5 before attending the Certification Capstone?
While not absolutely necessary, we strongly suggest watching the recorded sessions of Parts 1-5 linked on this page. This is ensure all attendees have the same foundation for which we are building the certification.

2. Can I use the Capture One Enterprise license before the class?
Yes! We will process your license within three business days of your sign up and you can use the license for one year thereafter. Moreover, it is a one-year subscription, so includes any new versions of Capture One Enterprise (e.g. v21)  released during that period. This is a $399 value included at no additional cost.

Refund Policy

Due to the limited seating, Digital Transitions DOES NOT offer refunds for this program.