digital creativity | Matthew Eaves

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Posted on July 21, 2008
Posted in learning technology creativity, Wanstead High School

Creative Week 2008 at Wanstead High School

The digital creativity team at Cleveratom Ltd were delighted to be invited along to Wanstead High School in Wanstead East London to undertake a session with 20 students inducting them into animation and music generation for the annual Creative Week. As part of the process students were introduced to iStopMotion and GarageBand in the morning,

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Posted on October 19, 2007
Posted in learning technology creativity

UEA Clay Animation Session

Hal MacLean and myself were delighted to be invited to UEA (University of East Anglia) in Norwich to deliver a Clay Animation and Music Session to a group of 24 students and staff. The applications we explored and worked with during the session were: iStopMotion GarageBand iMovie iTunes It was the second week of the

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Posted on July 21, 2006
Posted in BBC Blast, learning technology creativity

BBC Blast Truck in White City, London 19th, 20th and 21st of July

Hal MacLean and myself joined the BBC Blast Truck in White City to in the lead facilitation role working with young people from the London Region on Digital Creativity projects. Hal and I spent two days of the event working with a group of budding young enthusiasts interested in a career in television. We demonstrated

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Posted on July 7, 2006
Posted in King Harold School, learning technology creativity

King Harold School Primary Summer School 2006 Completes!

The past two days have been a huge success for the young people from King Harold School who have been working with their partner feeder Primary School’s to engage some of the younger pupils in a fun filled Animation fest. The Summer School was run entirely by year 9, 10 and 11 pupils. All equipment

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Posted on June 12, 2006
Posted in Bromley Learning Alliance, learning technology creativity

Bromley Summer School kicks off with Hal MacLean

Hal spent the day in the Bromley area working with partner schools on their Summer programme of activities. Bromley Learning Alliance, the organisation behind the initiative hires in Ultralab each year to set the summer challenge for young people with their region. Previously to working with the BLA Ultralab worked with SEEVEAZ (South East of

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Posted on April 26, 2006
Posted in learning technology creativity

A four year old blogging?

Before ‘Archie’s Blog’ falls off the edge of the Internet forever I thought I’d better jump in and save the posts. Digital creativity is not just about creative use of technology for the making of film and music. Archie had been keeping his blog for a period of months. Archie is only four years old.

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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 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 May 18, 2005
Posted in learning technology creativity

Ultralab presents to BECTA audience

Neil Boughen and myself headed into London today to demonstrate Ultralab’s work in Digital Creativity to an audience during the half time interval for BECTA’s conference on Digital Creativity. Ultralab’s international work was showcased to interested participants. Also demonstrating projects were Cambridge University and Nesta Futurelab.

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on February 10, 2005
Posted in learning technology creativity

Swedish TV at Ultralab

Today a film crew from Sweden arrived to make a programme featuring the team at Ultralab. The team interviewed Alice Mitchell, Stephen Powell, Kris Popat, Vicki Swan and myself to talk about various Ultralab projects and initiatives, in particular mobile learning, inclusion and digital creativity. The programme will be aired in Sweden next month. Some