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BETT Creativity Zone 2005

2004-09-12

Ultralab (1990-2006)'s Maureen Gurr and I headed into London on Wednesday to meet with the planning group who decide, propose, and plan the BETT Creativity Zone feature at the BETT Show in London. BETT happens every January. I have been involved for the past three years in the feature stand, which is one of the few stands at the show, visited by 22,000 people each year, that does not sell anything. Our objective is to show the audience of the show how technology can be used for creative purposes. For the past three years, the stand has been called 'BETT Goes to the Movies'. This year, we are taking things a step further with more project partners coming on board and supporting this free feature. For this year (January 2005), the stand will be called 'The Creativity Zone'. As ever, Ultralab (1990-2006) will provide the only children to attend the BETT show; believe it or not, no children are allowed in the exhibition, even though the whole event is about education. Each year, we invite different schools we work with to come to London and show visitors to the show what can be done with technology. This year, Apple, Ultralab (1990-2006), Media Education Wales, Film Education, South St…

Topics: Learning technology

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