Hopscotch - programming on the iPad for kids
Hopscotch is a new programming language/environment iPad for kids. I don’t have my iPad here right now, but I’m looking forward to having a go on …
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Interactive
Guide to Camera Types for Interactive Installations
Guide to Camera Types for Interactive Installations is an absolutely brilliant, detailed round-up by Blair Neal (@laserpilot). I recently had to do some …
Antirom Tops the Digital Archeology Leaderboard
I’m totally late blogging about this, but I was very happy and proud to see antirom top the votes of the Digital Archeology project leaderboard while the …
The Art of Isolated Thousands
Information used to be scarce, held by the rich and powerful and carefully guarded. Now we have and overwhelming amount of the stuff and each leave huge trails …
Chrome Experiments
Josh Nimoy has made a version of his (unpleasantly named) Ball Droppings piece for Google’s Chrome Experiments site. Simple and addictive, you basically …
Night of the Living Maps
Apart from last night’s making of history it was a night of interactive maps gone wild.
The BBC’s virtual studio 3D environment was replete with …
An Audience of Mirrors
Audience is a new installation from rAndom International, with software by Chris O’Shea, for the Deloitte Ignite Festival at the Royal Opera House. 64 …
Why is so much New Media Art so shit?
I’ve been pondering this question a lot recently whilst writing my PhD stuff recently (it covers this area a lot).
Fortunately the Near Future Laboratory …
Interactive Dangerous Australians
Let’s face it, all Australians are dangerous on the sports field, but the the Australian Museum has a new interactive installation called Dangerous …
LED Toilet Door Mix-Up Signs, Denmark
Those crazy Danes.
(Image stolen from djaphrael)
Amusing project over at Halfmachine which involved making toilet door signs from LEDs in a club.
Of course, …