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Posted on September 1, 2006
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BBC Blast Truck in Hull 31st August and 1st of September 2006

The BBC Blast Truck is being supported by the Ultralab team for a tour around the UK undertaking creative outreach work with young people. The big grey trucks rolled into Hull and were situated in Hull College car park for a two day visit with extended hours. The truck acted as a drop in centre

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Posted on August 21, 2006
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BBC Blast Truck in Newcastle 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st of August

Hamish Scott-Brown joined the BBC Blast Truck in Newcastle to be Lead Facilitator in a feast of film, animation and music. The event was highly successful for everyone involved.

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Posted on August 12, 2006
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BBC Blast Truck in Glasgow 11th and 12th of August

Hamish Scott-Brown headed to his native Glasgow for a couple of days onboard the BBC Blast Truck as facilitator. Hamish’s role as Lead Facilitator is to lead creative workshops while supporting local facilitators as they come onboard the truck to run their own creative classes. Glasgow was a huge success for BBC Blast with film

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Posted on August 3, 2006
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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 21, 2006
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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 8, 2006
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BBC Blast Truck in Sheffield 6th, 7th and 8th of July

Hal MacLean joined the BBC Blast Truck as lead facilitator onboard as it arrived in Sheffield for a fun packed three days, including a big showcase event of young peoples creative work. The Ultralab team have worked extensively in Sheffield in the past, back in 2002 Hamish Scott-Brown, myself and Richard Millwood spent time working

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Posted on June 23, 2006
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BBC Blast Truck in Belfast 21st, 22nd and 23rd of June 2006

The BBC Blast Truck rolled in to Belfast. Hamish Scott-Brown stayed with the truck while it was in transit from its last tour location; Derry to its new home in Belfast. I flew home and flew back to join the truck and run Clay Animation classes. While in Northern Ireland we’re lucky enough to be

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Posted on May 26, 2006
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BBC Blast Event Producer Training Days in London 25th/26th May 2006

Ultralab have been commissioned by BBC Blast after a long working relationship over the years to provide the lead facilitation role on the first ever BBC Blast National Tour. Ultralab has years of experience facilitating groups of young people (on a global scale) working to use technology for creative purpose. The Ultralab team will be

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on September 24, 2003
Posted in learning technology creativity, NCSL

The Really Creative School Event

Martin Doherty reflects on the ‘Really Creative School Event’ which was funded by NCSL and began on the 12th of September: Personnel involved: Martin Doherty, Tony Browne, Hamish Scott-Brown, one NCSL Electronic Learning Facilitator (Matt Parrott), two Ultralab researchers providing technical expertise – Matthew Eaves and Matt Sisto Watch the material produced at the event

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on January 31, 2002
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Dun Laoghaire Lifeboat Station becomes new focus for Lifeboats.TV (28th – 31st January 2002)

Hamish Scott-Brown, Colin Elsey and Matthew Eaves headed over the sea to Dun Laoghaire in Ireland to begin the second lot of filming for the Lifeboats.TV project. The crew there were amazing, providing excellent stories and accounts of rescues which were turned into video and audio files, and incorporated into the Lifeboats.TV website. All the