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Posted on August 3, 2006
Posted in BBC Blast, learning technology creativity

BBC Blast Truck in Bristol 2nd and 3rd of August

The BBC Blast Truck headed down the M32 Motorway to join Hal MacLean for an exciting two days of film and dance. Hal represented Ultralab as the lead facilitator at this location. Matthew Eaves, Hamish Scott-Brown and Hal MacLean are on a rotation system throughout the tour, doubling up at some locations to support each

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Posted on July 10, 2006
Posted in learning technology creativity, Saffron Walden County High School

Saffron Walden County High School and Partner Primary Schools at Ultralab

Today 30 young people from Saffron Walden County High School and their partner feeder Primary Schools attended a training day at Ultralab to learn how to animate, make music and film for their 2006 Summer Challenge. Every year the Ultralab team set a tough challenge to these schools to complete over the summer months. Patrick

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Posted on November 10, 2005
Posted in British Council Thailand, learning technology creativity

After the Tsunami, film making on the beach at Patong, Thailand, working with Muslim Children – making film, music, and animations

I’m conscious that I’ve not written much about the time I spent late last year with Jonathan Furness in Thailand. I’ve written a news article now, and here it is: Ultralab commissioned by British Council to work in Thailand with communities after the Tsunami It is hard to believe that the beautiful beach town of

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 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

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on February 3, 2003
Posted in BBC Children's BBC, BBC Future TV, learning technology creativity

Input CBBC project completes in Hull

Today I headed off to Hull with Richard Millwood to visit the schools involved in the Input CBBC project. The young people have now completed their film work and presented it to us. For the past four months the young people have been making films for the project, which is research by the BBC and

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Posted on December 13, 2002
Posted in learning technology creativity

SEEVEAZ Summer School 2002 at V & A

Another fantastic night showcasing at the V&A the UK’s pioneering digital creativity project, this year each group in the project made a minute film about one hour in the 24 hour clock: Outstanding.

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on April 30, 2002
Posted in learning technology creativity

All footage imporated for Lifeboats.TV Video Edit

Colin and I are pleased to announce that all the footage from the eight locations which we’ve visited over the past year for the RNLI’s innovative Lifeboats.TV project have been imported ready for editing. Before the editing begins I’ve cut a movie with all the people we’ve interviewed, in the exact order they were interviewed.

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on January 23, 2002
Posted in learning technology creativity

Ultralab's Lifeboats.TV project main project begins in Weymouth, Dorset 22nd and 23rd of January 2002

One year after the initial pilot in Burnham-on-Crouch we were off. Colin, Mark and Matthew headed to Dorset to meet and interview the Weymouth Lifeboat crew and their families. With 40 people to interview it was no easy task, we had to break up into three film crews to capture the footage. Pete Bradshaw from

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on December 20, 2001
Posted in learning technology creativity, SEEVEAZ

2001's Digital Creativity Summer School films celebrated at V&A in London

The results from the 2001 project are amazing, with 17 excellent movies. The movies were turned into a DVD and exhibited at the V&A (Victorla and Albert) museum in an evening celebration of digital creativity managed by the Ultralab team. Click to watch the audience arrive. The film ‘Tacky’ stretched the possibilities of iMovie 2,