Talk:Digital Media Arts College

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There's a lot more to say about DMAC. What accrediation does it have, and what is it seeking? Regional? National?

Can more be said about the curricula?

Is the student enrollment figure correct?

Can we say more specifically about what DMAC does at SIGGRAPH?

Who are the other cofounders?

I heard that DMAC's building used to belong to somebody else, perhaps a bank. Can we talk about that?

Look at Ringling School of Art and Design's Wikipedia page to get an idea of how much we should put on DMAC's page. A logo and sidebar would be nice. Photos too!

Massive updates needed.[edit]

Made a small attempt to update this long forgotent page. Changed the list of classrooms/labs to what is currently in use. Real information is hard to come by as the DMAC webpage has also fallen to long disrepair and doesnt reflect the current state of the school. -DuneWalker 22:07, 23 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Accreditation[edit]

According to SACS website, DMAC has achieved SACS candidacy in June of 2010, a major step on the way to regional accreditation. I'm not familiar with post-secondary pages, so I'm not sure if or how you'd want that added to the article. Dexeron (talk) 13:01, 28 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]