The Origami Forum

Those not on the west coast attending the East Bay Origami Convention should come to OrigaMIT's first ever origami convention on the same day, Nov. 19th! Confirmed attendees include Brian Chan, Erik Demaine, Jason Ku, Michael LaFosse, Jeannine Mosely, and Wensdy Whitehead. Details can be found on OrigaMIT's website. Register now!

I sent an email to the email address on the page.

Good luck with your gathering. Something I have been hoping to see for some time.

I'll be there!

Maybe, But I need time & money. Hope it falls out the sky.

What will you do in the USA? It is boring. Come here! Will be fun!

OrigaMIT will be holding it's 2nd OrigaMIT Convention on:

***** Saturday, Oct. 27th, 9am-10pm *****

We are happy to announce that registration is now open! Please visit the following link for more information and how to register.

http://origamit.scripts.mit.edu/conv12.php

We currently have about the same number of classes scheduled as last year's convention, but we have space to schedule an additional 14 hours of classes! Please do let us know if you'd still like to teach by emailing us at <origami-info@mit.edu>.

Thanks! Hope you can attend!

-Jason Ku
Remote Advisor, OrigaMIT
http://origamit.scripts.mit.edu/

OrigaMIT will be holding the 3rd OrigaMIT Convention at the MIT's Student Center in Cambridge, MA on:

***** Saturday, Oct. 19th, 9am-10pm *****

We are now looking for teachers. Please consider attending and teaching something! Let us know if you'd like to teach by emailing <origami-info@mit.edu>.

We are also thinking about putting together a convention book if there is enough content available. Please email <origami-info@mit.edu> if you would be interested in including diagrams in a convention book.

Thanks! Hope you can attend!

-Jason Ku
Remote Advisor, OrigaMIT
http://origamit.scripts.mit.edu/

I'm going!

i would love to come! how much will it be?? btw, MIT is where i want to go for college haha

If I can figure out travel, I may go! I think my 3D Jack o Lantern would be fun to teach (and timely) but it starts with diagonal 40ths.

^^^^
you could specify a prerequisite for the class that they bring the precreased square.

I can do the grids myself, also because there's one paper that works best (24" orange/white kraft) that they'll be using.

I'll be there again this year, just need to come up with a good model to teach!

A reminder that OrigaMIT will be holding the 3rd OrigaMIT Convention at the MIT's Student Center in Cambridge, MA on Saturday, Oct. 19th. More details are now posted on our website:

http://origamit.scripts.mit.edu/conv13.php

Register now!