Matthew Eaves | Matthew Eaves

I have spent the past two days working in Christchurch New Zealand with colleagues from our Sister Ultralab to roll out the labs Summer School model as part of potential pilot with TVNZ’s TV2 channel. The project was to find out what children’s television made by children could be like, using some of the research

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 August 12, 2003
Posted in learning technology creativity

Anglia Polytechnic University Summer School Kicks Off!

The Anglia Polytechnic University Summer School has officially started this week working with young people who’s parents have never been to University in an attempt to engage those who would not usually choose University as part of their future. The programme is once again being run by Colin Elsey and will build on the 2002

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on July 31, 2003
Posted in Belfast Community Groups, learning technology creativity

First Film Peace Project rolls out in Belfast, Northern Ireland

For the first time ever the Ultralab Digital Creativity Summer School programme went international. The project went to Northern Ireland, working as part of the peace process with Catholic and Protestant children to see what could be created using the Summer School model over a three day period within a community environment. The results were