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Ultralab (1990-2006) and Digital Creativity : The Future, what do we do next?

2005-03-02

It was my turn yesterday to undertake a 'Lunchtime Session', which are organised by Ultralab (1990-2006) 's Pete Bradshaw . The Lunchtime Sessions are designed to fit our busy working environment. Basically, everyone heads into the 'Anglia Room' and has their lunch while one of t

It was my turn yesterday to undertake a 'Lunchtime Session', which are organised by Ultralab (1990-2006) 's Pete Bradshaw. The Lunchtime Sessions are designed to fit our busy working environment. Basically, everyone heads into the 'Anglia Room' and has their lunch while one of the Ultranaut team presents a new project, demonstrates new software, shares a vision or looks for solutions to an issue. Our debates are very interactive, and everyone is encouraged to join in and share ideas. Ultralab (1990-2006) has the benefit of a distributed workforce, meaning we have a strong regional presence across the UK, and these Ultranauts are 'beamed in' to the debate using the latest technologies. Yesterdays lunchtime session was 'my cry for help', asking our team what we should be doing with our Digital Creativity project this year. We've done so much in the past, breaking new ground and turning heads worldwide. We have strong relationships with national broadcasters and museums. This Lunchtime Session was to ensure that our continued work in the children's digital creativity arena continued beyond the exceptional levels already achieved. The meeting was conducted using our usual collaborative…

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