How can I find out about Labs technology previews and provide feedback?

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There are a variety of avenues for you to find out about technology previews on Autodesk Labs. You are free to use any or all of them.

Finding Out

1. SITE
   You can visit the Autodesk Labs site directly: http://labs.autodesk.com/. The upper right corner of the home page has a LABS LATEST section.

2. BLOG
   You can read my daily blog, It's Alive in the Lab at http://labs.blogs.com, which is a combination of what happens to the Labs site and what happens to me. Friday postings tend to be non-technical. With eye-catching images, allusions to rock song lyrics, and bad puns, I try to share the information in an offbeat way. IMHO without these quirky elements, you might as well read a press release.

3. NEWSLETTER
   You can subscribe to the quarterly Autodesk Labs newsletter Innovation Edge. When logged into the Autodesk Labs site using your Autodesk single sign-on user name and password, the ability to "opt in" to receive the newsletter is in the upper right. The newsletter is emailed to you. We promise not to SPAM you to death. The newsletter is strictly business. No puns.

4. FACEBOOK
   You can be my friend (scott.sheppard) on Facebook. I post links to my blog articles there.

5. TWITTER
   You can follow me (scottsh115) on Twitter. My blog postings are tweeted there using a service call dlvr.it.

6. LINKED IN
   You can join our Autodesk Labs group on LinkedIn. The discussions here intended to be short and to the point.

7. YOUTUBE
   You can watch the videos that I post to YouTube on my scottsh115 channel.

There are also a variety of ways to provide feedback. You are free to use any or all of them.

Providing Feedback

1. EMAIL
   You can email us directly. Each technology preview on Labs has its own email alias.

2. AUTODESK FORUMs
   You can post topics to the Autodesk Labs forums.

3. AUGI FORUMs
   You can post topics to the AUGI forums specifically set up for Autodesk Labs.

4. LINKED IN
   The Autodesk Labs group on LinkedIn includes a discussion area where topics can be posted.

5. FACEBOOK
   You can "like" or comment on my Facebook posts.

6. TWITTER
   You can retweet or tweet your own messages.

7. YOUTUBE
   You can "like" or post comments related to each video.

Regardless of how you do it, we read them all.

Wow, the magic number appears to be 7. I wonder if that is lucky?

Going with the flow is alive in the lab.