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Posted on January 14, 2006
Posted in BBC Blast, eMap, learning technology creativity

Create at BETT Stand at Olympia 11th – 14th January 2006

The Ultralab team works each year on the ‘Create at BETT’ stand at the BETT show. The show is attended by 26,000 visitors each year and has over 2000 stands. The Create at BETT stand is funded by Apple Computer and staffed by Ultralab. Our friends from BBC Blast joined the stand for the

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Posted on December 3, 2005
Posted in BBC Blast, eMap, learning technology creativity

BBC Blast, 21CC, Ultralab, Apple, BETT Show and EastEnders

Today, (Saturday) Maureen Gurr and myself headed to London to the BBC Broadcasting House bringing together the young people from Saffron Walden County High School and King Harold School for the planning day for ‘Create at BETT 2006. For the past five years Ultralab have been working in conjunction with Apple Computer and other partners

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on February 19, 2004
Posted in BAFTA, learning technology creativity

Be Very Afraid at BAFTA today!

Today some of the Ultralab team spent their time working at the big ‘Be Very Afraid’ event at BAFTA. Ultralab played host to a morning celebration of student and children’s digital creativity. The event was supported by funding from the DfES and showcased stunning digital creativity. Students from ten schools, colleges and universities invited questions

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on September 16, 2002
Posted in BBC Children's BBC, BBC Future TV, learning technology creativity

Input CBBC and the Blue Peter Garden

Ultralab has been working with young people for the past two years using the latest free movie making software and Apple computers. The BBC attended the 2001 V&A Event at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, Greg Childs, head of BBC’s Future TV spoke about how the BBC would need to adapt to meet

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on July 10, 2001
Posted in learning technology creativity, White Court School

White Court School Students get creative at Ultralab in the first 30 minute film school

We experimented with a ‘One Hour Film School’ assisted by children from White Court School in Braintree, Essex. The plan was to find out if it was possible to teach how to use Apple’s iMovie software and Canon cameras in 30 minutes and for the children to then make a film without any adult help