Computer Science is offering more iPhoneU workshops. The beginner session is on March 21 and the advanced session is March 28 2009. These sessions are for people interested in developing both native iPhone / Touch applications in Objective C and web-based applications in Javascript.
For more information and to register please see http://iphoneu.usask.ca/
OmniUpdate is providing a free webinar on Wednesday February 18 at 1:00pm CST called "Using CSS with Mobile Devices". While not specific to iPhone or iPod Touch, the information in this seminar is useful for designing web sites that are usable on mobile devices.
For more information see their Registration Page.
If you haven't heard of the TED talks, you should immediately go into the app store, search for "TED", and download the app.
The TED Talks are lectures by various experts at the Technology Entertainment and Design conference held each year in Long Beach California. In their own words "Inspired talks by the world's leading thinkers and doers". At first it was just a way to spread the conference proceedings to a wider audience. But the talks, under the banner of "ideas worth spreading" have become a useful resource in its own right for all educators and scholars. Now, with this useful application, you can enjoy TED talks right on your iPhone / Touch.
For more information about TED visit http://www.ted.com/.
The University of Saskatchewan Computer Science department is hosting a developers workshop for iPhone and iPod Touch developers in February called "iPhoneU". A great resource for anyone planning on developing applications for these devices.
For more information please see http://iphoneu.usask.ca/
The Univeristy of Saskatchewan Computer Science department is teaching about the iPhone as part of its CMPT 436 class taught by Ralph Deters in 2008.
You can see the PDF documents for the lecture at http://www.cs.usask.ca/classes/436/t1/Notes/W11/iPhone.pdf
The U of S ITS training group offers training on the iPhone and iPod Touch. For more information see http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationcourse.cfm?courseid=703