Broadcast | Matthew Eaves

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Posted on November 16, 2009
Posted in learning technology creativity, Saffron Walden County High School

Saffron Walden County High School Summer School 2009

Since 2009 our tean have helped plan, prepare and run the annual Saffron Walden County High School Summer School in association with partner Primary Schools. This year our plan was much bigger, on 10 July our team arrived to teach the learners about broadcast televison. On 31 July we were back to practice a live

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Posted on May 12, 2009
Posted in learning technology creativity, Regional Centre for Learners with Autistic Learning Disorders

Rugroom Learners film 2009 Asperger's Conference

Matt from our team spent today supporting learners with Asperger’s Syndrome from RUGROOM at City College Norwich filming a conference abou Asperger’s. For this project the learners had to learn how to use the broadcast quality camera and how to record sound. Matt has had a long relationship with the RUGROOM project helping to embed

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Posted on March 1, 2009
Posted in learning technology creativity

Anglia Ruskin University Broadcast Summer School 2009

30th April – 1st May 2009: Anglia Ruskin University are committed to encouraging participation to University and have a dedicated ‘Widening Participation’ team who work across the East Anglia region with schools and colleges to show students first hand what university life is like by engaging prospective students in real University situations. Hal MacLean and myself

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on July 20, 2005
Posted in Chessington Community College, learning technology creativity

Chessington Community College Korean TV Project

We’re used to working globally with people of all ages, religions and races. Here we are challenged to undertake a digital creativity project for a London suburbs school with a high intake of Korean young people, Jo Fletcher reports: It is common knowledge that the schools in and around London are ever increasing their intake

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on October 29, 2003
Posted in learning technology creativity

Spending time at TVNZ

I have been spending the last three days working from the TVNZ buildings during my tour of New Zealand to explore creativity. At TVNZ I am working with Liz Donnelly on a proposal which would see television content created by young people for broadcast on the ‘TV2’ channel. The work we are doing builds on

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on January 10, 2002
Posted in eMap, learning technology creativity

Storming ahead in Broadcasting? You BETT! Ultralab and Apple show the way at BETT 2002

16 of the researchers from Summer School 2001 went on to be the only children at the BETT show in London, a teaching and trade fair held at Olympia in January with 22,000 visitors over a four day period. The researchers worked on the ‘BETT Goes to the Movies’ feature, demonstrating to the visitors at