Author: Matthew Eaves

I’ve done an experiment this evening. This blog gets hundreds of hits every day, and it records where those hits have come from. I have sat this evening and stripped out the code for the last 400 searches from search engines which have pointed at this weblog. You can see, from the past 400 hits,

Hello, I’ve updated the Digital Creativity website, here at Ultralab (1990-2006). The Digital Creativity Project is the new name for our Summer School (SummerSchool) project, we’ve grown beyond the SummerSchool brand, in what we now do. This year has by far been the most interesting for all involved in Ultralab (1990-2006)’s SummerSchool projects. We’ve built

As we head into 2005, I thought I’d have a look back and I stumbled across information that predates me at Ultralab (1990-2006), but still something I was a part of, in a very different way. Between the years of 1995 – 2000, while studying full time at APU I was also working part time

  (Check out Jonathan Furness‘s Jonathan’s Blog for another review….and here are Jonathan’s Pictures from the Christmas Party and Graham Hart’s Pictures from the Christmas Party, and also Colin Elsey’s Pictures from the Christmas Party.) So, hello and welcome to my blog entry about the Ultralab (1990-2006) Christmas Party 2004. This year we headed out

Profiad byth-gofiadwy oedd gweithio gyda disgyblion o bob cwr o Gaerdydd-cynhyrchwyd clipiau fideo digidol diddorol, yn adlewyrchu agweddau gwahanol o fywyd dros 24 awr ym mywyd y Brifddinas. During the latter part of the 2004 summer term, ULTRALAB worked with a very enthusiastic group of young people representing a wide cross-section of Cardiff schools, both

(above: (picture care of Jonathan Furness of Jonathan’s Blog) Richard Millwood and young people from Derry, Northern Irealand (more pictures care of Shirley)). 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003 have all been pretty special for Ultralab (1990-2006)‘s team of people who under the banner now known as ‘Digital Creativity’. We should not forget the ‘SummerSchool’ banner,

Ultralab (1990-2006) do loads of digital creativity projects internationally, we’re the people behind the BBC‘s radical research project Input CBBC working with Children’s BBC to explore the future of childrens television. Input CBBC finished some time ago, and we worked with BBC Blast! this year, as experts in animation. In all, 8 films/animations made broadcast

Wow, what can I say…..Ultralab (1990-2006)’s 2004 SummerSchool project blew out of nowhere to explode into one of the biggest clebrations of creatvity ever seen. What is really special is that young people from all over the UK are making their way tomorrow to the V&A to share their SummerSchool project work, infront of an

I went off to London today, to represent Ultralab (1990-2006) as we joined together with all the other key people in media and film from the UK. BFI, Film Education, Nesta Futurelab, First Light, City Learning Centres, BBC Education, BBC Blast, ChildsEye.TV, Childwise, Creative Partnerships and many many more. We were all invited to join