learning | Matthew Eaves

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Posted on September 20, 2010
Posted in learning technology creativity, Wickford CLC

Wickford CLC Creative Music Making and Radio Play

Matt and Hal have been working at Wickford CLC (Community Learning Centre) a lot lately to help learners explore the potential of creative use of technology for learning. Together they have been running workshops in film, animation, music and radio. Today involved the production of Jingles and Radio plays for broadcast. Here is a finished

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Posted on March 25, 2010
Posted in learning technology creativity, YHGfL

Virtually There 2 – Love your Learning Platform Filming

For the past two months Hal and Matt have been driving around Yorkshire filming and editing footage about creative uses of learning platforms in schools. The project concludes work started in 2007 on a project called ‘Virtually There’. The project ended in a conference. Work and research was done for YHGfL (Yorkshire and Humber Grid

By - Matthew Eaves
Posted on September 29, 2008
Posted in CCN, City College Norwich, Cleveratom

RUGroom case study, RUGroom.tv studio and the Korean Film Crew

I’ll write more here about these three photo’s, check back soon!

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Posted on November 23, 2006
Posted in Bromley Learning Alliance, learning technology creativity

Bromley Learning Alliance Summer School Celebration Evening 2006

Hal MacLean and myself spent this evening with the young people and their families from the Bromley Learning Alliance 2006 Summer School, in Bromley. We headed down to celebrate the animation work created by the young people over the summer months. The challenge which was set back in July this year was to create a

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Posted on October 6, 2006
Posted in Bromley Learning Alliance, learning technology creativity

Bromley Learning Alliance preparations

Hal and Matt attended the Bromley Learning Alliance centre to round up and celebrate the work that the children were doing over the summer in their ’summer project’. Without a doubt these were films of a very high quality, and were made by children still in primary schools (mainly). The challenge was ‘A Twist of

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Posted on June 12, 2006
Posted in Bromley Learning Alliance, learning technology creativity

Bromley Summer School kicks off with Hal MacLean

Hal spent the day in the Bromley area working with partner schools on their Summer programme of activities. Bromley Learning Alliance, the organisation behind the initiative hires in Ultralab each year to set the summer challenge for young people with their region. Previously to working with the BLA Ultralab worked with SEEVEAZ (South East of

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Posted on November 30, 2005
Posted in British Council Thailand, learning technology creativity, TKPark

Bangkok Teacher Training, Creative Learning

I’ve spent the past week in Bangkok, I’ve been asked to stay on and train teachers how to use technology for creative learning, the project extends the work in Phuket, read about it here: http://www.radioworkshop.net/2005/11/10/after-the-tsunami-ultralab-on-the-beach-at-patong-thailand-working-with-muslim-children-making-film-music-and-animations/ Watch the report about the Bangkok project: Watch Matthew Eaves talking about the project on TV5: Some images from the

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

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Posted on April 20, 2004
Posted in learning technology creativity, Oracle

Creative Media at the Executive Learning Workgroup, Annecy France

I’ve been running creative technology sessions for the Oracle Executive Learning Workgroup in Annecy, France. We’ve been making films about learning using technolgy. Sadly, I can’t share the creativity here, it’s confidential. Shhhhhhhhh.