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Washington Apple Pi's List of User Group Web Sites

On these pages:
United States Groups | The World | Internet-based | Corporate & Government | Special Interest Groups

Groups are generally not listed in more than one category.

Other Lists

Key to marks after user group links (below):
*N = "Recent" group newsletter publicly available in some format on its Web page. Some articles may be read online, or you may have to download a newsletter to read later.

User Groups by Country

Look here for groups serving a specific country or region.

Argentina

Australia

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Queensland

South Australia

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia

Austria

Belgium

Bolivia

Brazil

Canada

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba

Nova Scotia

Ontario

Quebec

Saskatchewan

Chile

Columbia

Czech Republic

Denmark

Dominican Republic

Egypt

Estonia

Finland

France

Alsace region

Aquitaine region

Nord-Pas-De-Calais region

Paris

Provence-Alps-Côte d'Azur region

Rhône-Alps region

Germany

Ghana

Greece

Hong Kong

Hungary

Iceland

Indonesia

Ireland

Israel

Italy

Japan
Here's my best guess at arranging Japanese groups by region. Spelling of Japanese names rendered to English may vary:
Chubu region

Hokkaido

Kansai region

Kanto region

Kyushu

Okinawa

Shikoku region

Tohoku

Tokyo

Japanese Online, Other, or I Don't Know

Kenya

Kuwait

Lithuania

Luxemburg

Malaysia

Mexico

Netherlands

New Zealand

Norway

Philippines

Poland

Portugal

Puerto Rico

Romania

Russia

Singapore

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Taiwan

Thailand

Trinidad & Tobago

Turkey

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom

Uruguay

Venezuela

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User Groups by Country

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Special Interest Groups

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Internet-based Groups
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Special Interest Groups

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Corporate & Government

User groups serving Mac users mostly within a company or government installation. They may also serve a wider local community.



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User Groups by Country

Internet-based

Corporate & Government

Other Lists


Special Interest Groups

  • A2Central.com -- support for Apple II computers
  • A2-Web -- Mother of All Apple II Websites; links to all things Apple II.
  • Agape - Association Groupe Apple pour l'Education -- le developpement multimedia par et pour les eleves, la recherche pedagogique appliquee aux nouvelles technologies.
  • Applefritter -- Apple I Owners Club
  • AppleWorks Users Group (AWUG) -- located in Plymouth, Michigan. Formerly ClarisWorks Users Group.
  • Architosh -- dedicated to architects and related-design professionals worldwide who have chosen the Apple Macintosh platform as their primary CADD, modeling, rendering, and business computer system.
  • Association of Apple Computer User Groups
  • Association of Macintosh Trainers -- An international network of Macintosh computer trainers, educators, instructors and other Macintosh professionals.
  • Christian Macintosh Users Group (CMUG)
  • Convergence International -- the user group for non-Wintel platforms.
  • DIGFM -- organization of individuals who are interested in database creation and design, focused on FileMaker Pro for use on all computer platforms. See their list of other FileMaker user groups.
  • Digital Video Professionals Association
  • ehMac -- Canada's Mac Community
  • European HyperCard User Group
  • FileVille Web-based FileMaker Pro user group.
  • H-Mac -- History & Macintosh Society. H-MAC is the H-Net discussion list dealing with the uses of Macintosh computers in the humanities and social sciences.
  • iHUG -- International HyperCard User Group
  • International Macintosh Users Group (IMUG) -- users and designers of multilingual computer systems, located in Silicon Valley, California. If you want to use your computer in languages other than English, look here.
  • LatinMUG -- La Comunidad Mac Latina
  • Le Club Macami -- une Association Loi de 1901, dont le but était de promouvoir l'informatique médicale auprès des Confrères.
  • MacAttorney
  • mac-fr -- association issue d'un canal de discussion des utilisateurs Macintosh francophones.
  • MacIS Belgium -- an independent non-profit organization of large and medium-sized enterprises which use Apple Macintosh computers as an essential part of their IT strategy, and therefore have a considerable number of Macintosh computers in service.
  • MacIS Nederland
  • Mac-LAN -- zum Thema Mac im LAN (lokal area network). Wir werden hier nicht das Netzwerk in Büroumgebungen besprechen, sondern das Game-Netzwerk.
  • MacLaw -- an e-mail discussion group of lawyers, and other professionals in the legal community.
  • MacMap -- for users of Macintosh mapping and GPS (Global Positioning System) software and hardware.
  • Mac-Mgrs -- a community of people who manage Macintoshes (generally in rather large numbers) who come together for peer support.
  • macpocketpc -- Yahoo group for discussion and help for Apple Macintosh users (and Virtual PC users) who use PDAs based on the WindowsCE/Pocket PC OS.
  • MAMBA -- Macusers Against Media Bias.
  • Mid-Atlantic MUG Team -- a combined effort bringing Macintosh Users Groups in the Mid-Atlantic (U.S.) region together
  • MIT FileMaker User Group at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
  • MIT Macintosh Partners -- a group of MIT employees who help computer users in their department with Mac-related issues.
  • MUG Center -- a central clearinghouse for the many resources available for Macintosh User Groups.
  • Philadelphia Area AppleScript User's Group -- provides AppleScript developers in the Philadelphia area with an opportunity to meet with other developers in the area to share experiences and ideas about scripting.
  • SF Cutters -- San Francisco Final Cut Pro user group
  • TransMUG -- private mailing list created by members of the Northern California Translators Association and aimed at translators using the Mac platform


Other User Group Lists on the Web

If you can't find the group you want on our list, or a link is broken, try some of these other lists. They may or may not be up to date, or accurate:

Many user groups do not have a Web presence. One way to find a user group near you, in the U.S., is to call Apple at 1-800-538-9696. For Australian groups see Apple Australia's list. An updated list of Australian groups is at the Australian Mac Users Group. Not to be outdone, look here for New Zealand groups. You can locate user groups (more than listed above) in Japan using the Japan Apple User Group Locator. For groups in the UK and Ireland search here. Here's a list of German groups from Apple Germany.

Send corrections and additions to us so we can keep the list up to date.
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Revised December 12, 2009 dlh