DATE |
Thursday
1st & Friday 2nd May 2003 |
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Thursday
1st May |
Creative
Lab |
10am
to 5pm |
Friday
2nd May |
Bodystorming
Experience |
10am
to 12.30pm |
|
Public
Forum |
2pm
to 5pm |
|
VENUE |
London
School of Economics & Political Science
Houghton Street
London WC2
campus
map |
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THEME |
Wireless
Networking, Social Knowledge & Public Authoring
This
lab aims to explore how wireless networks are opening up new spaces
for creatvity and social interaction, particularly though the public
authoring of 'social knowledge'. It will seek to address:
• What consitutes social knowledge and for whom?
• How can we find meaningful ways to bridge the virtual and
the physical?
• How can public authoring create a new or different sense of
belonging to a community or communities?
• In what ways can wireless networks create new opportunities
for embedding creativity into the fabric of the city, and promote
access to the cultural wealth of local areas and communities? |
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AIMS
|
This
2 day platform for creative innovation seeks to bring together artists,
social scientists, technologists, policy makers, the public sector
and business to stimulate cross-sector partnerships and collaborations
which innovate the development of public authoring in the emerging
wireless landscape. |
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PROGRAMME
DAY 1 - CREATIVE LAB BRAINSTORM |
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The
Creative Lab brainstorming day created an opportunity for a group
of peers to come together to brainstorm the issues of public authoring
and social knowledge from many different concerns and viewpoints.
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|
9.30am |
Arrival,
Registration & Introductions |
10am |
Welcome
– Giles Lane & Alice Angus (Proboscis) |
10.10am |
Welcome
– Roger Silverstone (LSE) |
10.20am
|
Participant
Introductions |
10.35am
|
Urban
Tapestries Presentation |
10.50am |
Communities
and Technologies – Zoe Sujon |
11am |
Imagine
& Discussion:
what 'social knowledge' means to participants |
11.30am |
Coffee
Break |
11.45noon |
Group
Breakout:
Brainstorm what social knowledge might be for different social
groups |
12.30pm |
Groups
report back |
1pm |
Lunch |
2pm |
Intro
to Public Authoring |
2.15pm |
Open
Discussion:
What are the social and cultural implications of 'public authoring'
(benefits/downsides etc) |
2.45pm |
Group
Breakout:
What possibilities for public authoring do wireless environments
offer different social groups? |
3.15pm |
Coffee
Break |
3.30pm |
Groups
report back |
4pm |
Distillation
of Group Ideas for presentation on Day 2 at Public Forum |
5pm |
Wrap
Up |
7pm |
Dinner
for participants |
|
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PROGRAMME
DAY 2 - BODYSTORMING EXPERIENCE |
|
The
Bodystorming Experience aimed to evoke a sense of the experience of
using the Urban Tapestries prototype system for participants. It is
both a fun participatory experience as well as a tool for exploring
experience and interaction design. |
|
9.30am |
Arrival
& Registration |
10am |
Introduction |
10.15am
|
Demonstration
of Bodystorming Activity |
10.30am |
Bodystorming
Experience for participants |
12.30am |
Break
for Lunch |
|
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PROGRAMME
DAY 2 - PUBLIC FORUM |
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The
Forum was an opportunity for the Creative Lab participants to present
the outcomes of the previous day's brainstorming sessions, and for
video of the Bodystorming Experience to be shown. These formed the
basis for an open discussion amongst the audience of the issues associated
with the theme. |
|
1.30pm |
Arrival
& Registration |
2pm |
Welcome
– Giles Lane & Alice Angus (Proboscis) |
2.15pm
|
Welcome
– Roger Silverstone (LSE) |
2.30pm |
Urban
Tapestries presentation |
2.45pm |
Report
of Creative Lab Session |
3.15pm |
Coffee
Break |
3.30pm |
Open
Discussion |
4.30pm |
Documentation
of the Bodystorming Experience session |
5pm |
Close |
|
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PARTICIPANTS |
DAYs
1 & 2 |
CREATIVE
LAB |
CONFIRMED |
|
Elizabeth
Anderson, Sapient Corporation |
Yes |
|
Alice
Angus, Proboscis |
Yes |
|
Daniel
Angus, Proboscis |
Yes |
|
John
Paul Bichard |
Yes |
|
Jenna
Burrell, Intel Labs |
Yes |
|
Anwar
Choudhury, Cabinet Office |
Yes |
|
Kris
Cohen, INCITE, University of Surrey |
Yes |
|
Alex
Darlington, Orange |
Yes |
|
Constance
Fleuriot, University of Bristol |
Yes |
|
Katrina
Jungnickel, Proboscis |
Yes |
|
Giles
Lane, Proboscis |
Yes |
|
Matthew
Lipson, Appliance Studio |
Yes |
|
Jenny
Maddox, Orange |
Yes |
|
Rachel
Murphy, RudeGirl Designs |
Yes |
|
Andy
Pratt, London School of Economics |
Yes |
|
Jo Reid,
HP Labs |
Yes |
|
Giles
Rollestone, Urban Feedback |
Yes |
|
Roger
Silverstone, MEDIA@LSE |
Yes |
|
Zoe
Sujon, MEDIA@LSE |
Yes |
|
Nick
West, Proboscis |
Yes |
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DAY
2 (morning) |
BODYSTORMING
EXPERIENCE |
|
Aladin,
Cultural Strategy Committee, Mayor of London's office |
Yes |
|
Bronac
Ferran, Arts Council England, Interdisciplinary Arts |
Yes |
|
Derek
Hales, University of Huddersfield |
Yes |
|
Honor
Harger, Tate Modern |
Yes |
|
Heather
Martin, IDEO |
Yes |
|
Hannah
Redler, CPLEX |
Yes |
|
+
Creative Lab Participants |
|
|
DAY
2 (afternoon) |
PUBLIC
FORUM |
|
Rachel
Baker, Arts Council England, London |
Yes |
|
Joy
Barrett, SMARTLab |
Yes |
|
David
Bell, Philips Research Laboratories |
Yes |
|
Pauline
van Mourik Broekman, Mute |
Yes |
|
Raoul
Bunschoten, Chora |
Yes |
|
Gwendolyn
Carpenter, iSociety, Work Foundation |
Yes |
|
Clare
Cumberlidge, General Public Agency |
Yes |
|
Martin Donnelly, DigiCult, University of Glasgow |
Yes |
|
Ben
Eastop, Art at LSE |
Yes |
|
Lucy
Eyers, low-fi locator |
Yes |
|
Simon
Eyers, Consultant |
Yes |
|
Charlie
Gere, BirkBeck College, University of London |
Yes |
|
Clive
Gillman, FACT |
Yes |
|
Lizbeth
Goodman, SMARTLab |
Yes |
|
Chris
de Groot, Nowhere Foundation |
Yes |
|
Anna
Hiltunen, TekoLondon |
Yes |
|
Greg
Hilty, Arts Council England, London |
Yes |
|
Ben
Hooker, Royal College of Art |
Yes |
|
Karl
Humpries, Orange |
Yes |
|
Alex
Impey, Slade School of Fine Art (student) |
Yes |
|
Alistair
Jeffs, Incline |
Yes |
|
Vic
Keegan, The Guardian |
Yes |
|
Katz
Kiely, BTV |
Yes |
|
Bernhard
Krieger, University of Cambridge |
Yes |
|
Mike
Marlow, Bloomsbury Partnership |
Yes |
|
Lucy
Newman, Arts Council England, London |
Yes |
|
Kate
Oakley, consultant |
Yes |
|
Ned
Phillips, At Large |
Yes |
|
Simon
Pope, Artist |
Yes |
|
Priya
Prakash, BBCi D+S |
Yes |
|
Fiona
Raby, Dunne+Raby |
Yes |
|
Peter
Ride, DA2 / CARTE |
Yes |
|
William
Rowe, Protein |
Yes |
|
Euan
Semple, DigiLab, BBC |
Yes |
|
Allan
Smith, DTI (PACCIT Programme) |
Yes |
|
Tom
Steinberg, voxpolitics.com |
Yes |
|
Sarah
Thelwall, Consultant |
Yes |
|
Indri
Tulusan, Interaction Design, Royal College of Art |
Yes |
|
Elizabeth
Van Couvering, MEDIA@LSE |
Yes |
|
Lee
Vousden, DTI (NWTM Programme) |
Yes |
|
Steve
Waldron, IDEO |
Yes |
|
Mark
Waugh, Arts Council England |
Yes |
|
Tony
White, Arts Council of England, Interdisciplinary Arts |
Yes |
|
Morris
Williams, University of the West of England |
Yes |
|
Evelyn
Wilson, Lighthouse Media Centre |
Yes |
|
Simon
Worthington, Mute |
Yes |
|
+ Creative
Lab & Bodystorming Participants |
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