Workshop on social tagging @ Amsterdam
Dates:
Wed Feb 15, 2006 00:00 - Mon Jan 09, 2006
Upcoming: MOBTAGGING WORKSHOP
15 - 16 February 2006 @ Mediamatic
After a successful CrashCourse in August 2005, Mediamatic now presents a 2-day workshop on social tagging, or MOBTAGGING. This non-hierarchical method of structuring information by freely applying metadata to it, rapidly wins ground in networked environments (see f.i. Flickr and Del.icio.us). It opens up new opportunities for specifying, indexing and searching information in profound ways. In this workshop we aim to expose the inner workings and social effects of mobtagging: How is social tagging changing our attitude towards the processing and exchange of online information? For which usergroups and applications is mobtagging rewarding? How can we strengthen the advantages and weaken the disadvantages? Also, the practice of applying metadata to physical objects through RFID (see our Triggered by RFID workshop: www.mediamatic.net/rfid) will be touched upon.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT.). For questions or more information surf to www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
Surf to:
www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging
for more information!
15 - 16 February 2006 @ Mediamatic
After a successful CrashCourse in August 2005, Mediamatic now presents a 2-day workshop on social tagging, or MOBTAGGING. This non-hierarchical method of structuring information by freely applying metadata to it, rapidly wins ground in networked environments (see f.i. Flickr and Del.icio.us). It opens up new opportunities for specifying, indexing and searching information in profound ways. In this workshop we aim to expose the inner workings and social effects of mobtagging: How is social tagging changing our attitude towards the processing and exchange of online information? For which usergroups and applications is mobtagging rewarding? How can we strengthen the advantages and weaken the disadvantages? Also, the practice of applying metadata to physical objects through RFID (see our Triggered by RFID workshop: www.mediamatic.net/rfid) will be touched upon.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT.). For questions or more information surf to www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
Surf to:
www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging
for more information!
Mobtagging Workshop
Dates:
Wed Jan 25, 2006 00:00 - Mon Dec 19, 2005
After a successful CrashCourse in August 2005, Mediamatic now presents a 2-day workshop on social tagging, or MOBTAGGING. This non-hierarchical method of structuring information by freely applying metadata to it, rapidly wins ground in networked environments (see f.i. Flickr and Del.icio.us). It opens up new opportunities for specifying, indexing and searching information in profound ways. In this workshop we aim to expose the inner workings and social effects of mobtagging: How is social tagging changing our attitude towards the processing and exchange of online information? For which usergroups and applications is mobtagging rewarding? How can we strengthen the advantages and weaken the disadvantages? Also, the practice of applying metadata to physical objects through RFID (see our Triggered by RFID workshop: www.mediamatic.net/rfid) will be touched upon.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT). For questions or more information surf to www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT). For questions or more information surf to www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
Mobtagging Workshop
Dates:
Thu Jan 26, 2006 00:00 - Mon Dec 19, 2005
After a successful CrashCourse in August 2005, Mediamatic now presents a 2-day workshop on social tagging, or MOBTAGGING. This non-hierarchical method of structuring information by freely applying metadata to it, rapidly wins ground in networked environments (see f.i. Flickr and Del.icio.us). It opens up new opportunities for specifying, indexing and searching information in profound ways. In this workshop we aim to expose the inner workings and social effects of mobtagging: How is social tagging changing our attitude towards the processing and exchange of online information? For which usergroups and applications is mobtagging rewarding? How can we strengthen the advantages and weaken the disadvantages? Also, the practice of applying metadata to physical objects through RFID (see our Triggered by RFID workshop: http://www.mediamatic.net/rfid) will be touched upon.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT). For questions or more information surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT). For questions or more information surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
Mobtagging Workshop
Dates:
Wed Jan 25, 2006 00:00 - Mon Dec 19, 2005
25 - 26 January 2006 @ Mediamatic
After a successful CrashCourse in August 2005, Mediamatic now presents a 2-day workshop on social tagging, or MOBTAGGING. This non-hierarchical method of structuring information by freely applying metadata to it, rapidly wins ground in networked environments (see f.i. Flickr and Del.icio.us). It opens up new opportunities for specifying, indexing and searching information in profound ways. In this workshop we aim to expose the inner workings and social effects of mobtagging: How is social tagging changing our attitude towards the processing and exchange of online information? For which usergroups and applications is mobtagging rewarding? How can we strengthen the advantages and weaken the disadvantages? Also, the practice of applying metadata to physical objects through RFID (see our Triggered by RFID workshop: http://www.mediamatic.net/rfid) will be touched upon.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT). For questions or more information surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
After a successful CrashCourse in August 2005, Mediamatic now presents a 2-day workshop on social tagging, or MOBTAGGING. This non-hierarchical method of structuring information by freely applying metadata to it, rapidly wins ground in networked environments (see f.i. Flickr and Del.icio.us). It opens up new opportunities for specifying, indexing and searching information in profound ways. In this workshop we aim to expose the inner workings and social effects of mobtagging: How is social tagging changing our attitude towards the processing and exchange of online information? For which usergroups and applications is mobtagging rewarding? How can we strengthen the advantages and weaken the disadvantages? Also, the practice of applying metadata to physical objects through RFID (see our Triggered by RFID workshop: http://www.mediamatic.net/rfid) will be touched upon.
This workshop is especially designed for bloggers and webmasters of online communities, but is also very suitable for artists and theorists who are interested in the possibilities of mobtagging. Several international speakers will present their work and experiences with mobtagging. Participants get to (re)design and evaluate their own scenario/application.
You can register for this workshop at http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration. The participation fee is EUR 300 (ex. VAT). For questions or more information surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/mobtagging; a full programme will be available soon. You can also mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
Interactive Film Lab @ Impakt en HKU
Dates:
Wed Dec 07, 2005 00:00 - Mon Nov 14, 2005
Mediamatic Interactive Film Lab @ Impakt & HKU
7|8|9|10|11 december
final presentation 11 december
Mediamatic with the Impakt festival and the Utrecht Academy of Arts organizes a workshop on online databased film.
In this 5-day workshop you and 15 other film-, tv-, radio, new media makers from all over Europe use your own footage to make an online interactive film, and explore how to integrate the viewer's choices in a meaningful way.
Thematically the participants are invited to explore their notion of local truth: market forces and and political processes can less and less escape their global grids, and media are becoming more and more personal and intimate. Can we only look for truth and authenticity locally?
To make their interactive film, participants use the ever evolving Korsakow software.
This workshop starts the 7th of December with speakers that present a selection of interesting interactive film projects. During the next four days you’ll work on your own project withpersonal technical and theoretical support from trainers and teachers. At the end of the workshop a selection of workshop projects will be presented to the audience.
Visit the Mediamatic website (www.mediamatic.net) for more information and registration. You can also mail workshops@mediamatic.nl or call Mediamatic (+31)0206389901.
This workshop is made possible with the support of the MEDIA PLUS PROGRAMME of the European Community
7|8|9|10|11 december
final presentation 11 december
Mediamatic with the Impakt festival and the Utrecht Academy of Arts organizes a workshop on online databased film.
In this 5-day workshop you and 15 other film-, tv-, radio, new media makers from all over Europe use your own footage to make an online interactive film, and explore how to integrate the viewer's choices in a meaningful way.
Thematically the participants are invited to explore their notion of local truth: market forces and and political processes can less and less escape their global grids, and media are becoming more and more personal and intimate. Can we only look for truth and authenticity locally?
To make their interactive film, participants use the ever evolving Korsakow software.
This workshop starts the 7th of December with speakers that present a selection of interesting interactive film projects. During the next four days you’ll work on your own project withpersonal technical and theoretical support from trainers and teachers. At the end of the workshop a selection of workshop projects will be presented to the audience.
Visit the Mediamatic website (www.mediamatic.net) for more information and registration. You can also mail workshops@mediamatic.nl or call Mediamatic (+31)0206389901.
This workshop is made possible with the support of the MEDIA PLUS PROGRAMME of the European Community