Author: Matthew Eaves

Dear BLOG , hello… As ever, we know you are busy, so this is brief. This month we have an appeal, read on to find out more…. We have been…. LEARNING SPACES – working to plan out a new Learning Difficulties and Disabilities space in a college – designing a new learning/social space for a

I love it when an error message makes no sense. This blog entry was written on the move using an iPhone and sent to www.mattheweaves.co.uk and Facebook.

Dear BLOG, It has been a while since I've done a catch up, and as ever: I know you are busy – I'll keep it brief. The BBC Blast Trucks are redesigned, refitted and ready for another three years on the road. Blast is a brilliant project and we've enjoyed working with young people to

I really like Apple, but every single laptop I've owned (Milhouse 2000-2003 , SuperTed 2003-2005, Elwood 2005-2007, Jake 2007-present) has gone wrong and had to have a 'logic board' replacement. 'Jake' is in for repair at the moment along with Alex's machine which also has logic board failure. Justina's iBook has had two logic board

I've been using Spam Karma 2 for a couple of years now to fend off spam on this WordPress blog. Every now and again a spam comment gets past SK2 as some cheeky spammer writes a direct comment specifically for the page on my blog that they want to target traffic from. I have a

First blog of the year and I’m writing about the BETT show (Olympia; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday this week)! Cleveratom (2006-2011) (my company) will be at the show again this year, this time we’re partnering with City College Norwich and their excellent ‘RUGroom’ project (for students with Asperger’s Syndrome (a form of Autism)), which

I travelled up to London on Sunday night to meet the guys from the RUGroom project at City College Norwich in preparation for Professor Stephen Heppell’s ‘Be Very Afraid’ on Monday. The students from RUGroom were showing off their creativity in the form of GeoArt!   Here is some GeoArt one of the groups made

Am loving the newly launched Google Earth for iPhone. Above is the Chelmsford offices of Cleveratom (2006-2011). Simply tipping the phone about in my hand alters the perspective on the screen. With our work at BAFTA with GeoArt yesterday this all fits very nicely. This blog entry was written on the move using an iPhone

Why is it that when I update an application on the iPhone using the 'updates' feature the updated application is moved to the last place available in the menu? Facebook was on my first page, and where it was after the update is now an empty space and I have to move the application back