
This Wiki publishes the outcomes of a workshop at
ALT-C 2007 at University of Nottingham.
We all had a great time at this workshop, even though it was at 9 a.m. the morning after the Comedy night out, located in a remote venue up a long hill. Thanks to the participants who turned up and made the event a success with their creativity and enthusiasm.
We started off with the
ubiquitous Mike Wesch videoCheck out the slide show: Josie Fraser gave us a whirlwind tour of Web 2.0 services and applications. Frances and Helen then gave some examples from their practice.
On to the Slams:
Helen gave us a video montage of images and quotes relating to Web 2.0; Frances told us a morality tale of Web 2.0; and Josie explained Social Search by finding a date for a member of the audience.Over to the audience.
They were given 5 minutes to pick a title and 20 minutes to create their Slams. Here is the organised chaos that signified creativity in operation.
Now see the slams
| Slam titles | Winnings | Video link | Comments feel free to add comments - keep em clean |
Web 2.0 is mim(n)e (Sabine, Nicola, Graham) | £4.50 | link to video
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| Viral Cells (Justin, Mel, Bryan, Martin, Sunil) | £1.00 | link to video
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| X Degrees of separation (Nitin, Emma) | £2.40 | link to video
| Kevin Bacon foiled by Josie's cunning use of the privacy settings. |
| Facebook for Academics (Carl, Paul) | £0.40 |
| Apologies to Carl and Paul - we have a youtube glitch over uploading your vid |
| Analysis Paralysis (Pete + mystery woman - please identify yourself!!!!!) | £1.70 | |
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Blog-Life Balance: Have I got time for this? (Elaine, Tom) | £1.00 | link to video
| "Since I joined Facebook, I actually know when 50% of my friends birthdays are..." |
Isolation? (Cristina, Mike, Dave) | £0.70
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| Too much actual physical contact for my liking... |
| Hood 2.0 (James, Andy, Agnes, Kathy) | £1.20 | link to video
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| How to Web 2.0 for High School (Diarmuid, Anne) | £0.40 | |
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Please add any comments or links in the Comments column!
You can see photos from the session over on
FlickrVoting methodology: everyone was given 50p, 20p, 10p to vote on 'best slams' - see winnings above. The clear winners were Sabine, Graham and Nicola with their satirical mime version of the Machine in Us/ing Us - Web 2.0 is Mi(m)ne