Tweet Today the lab was alive with special visitors, an inpromptu Flash lesson (that ended with applause) and language consultancy students who tried their hand as explaining their line of work through video. We tried to use sketchcast, but as … Continue reading
Tweet There is this persistent myth that games would not make you aggressive. Of course everyone knows they do! A living proof of that is Yahtzee Croshaw who is a British-born, Australian-based game journalist. In his weekly column – well, … Continue reading
Tweet This morning as I got ready for work, I listened to a NPR podcast about the YouTube as a treasure trove of classical music. Commentator Miles Hoffman discussed YouTube as a valuable asset to music students as it easily … Continue reading
Tweet Please join us in the skypecast. It begins… now :-)
Tweet We are very happy to have Ian Bogost from Georgia Tech visit today and tomorrow. There will be a seminar tomorrow: [12 februari 2008 at 10] Platform Studies, Creative Computing and Constraint: the Atari VCS (1977) and beyond The … Continue reading
Tweet “Att förändra skolan: Från kompost till digitala skrivtavlor” Principal Ann-Charlotte Markman will speak about schools and interactive whiteboards today at 10.15. (HUMlab’s first speaker since the re-opening of HUMlab). You can follow the streamed talk here (the link will … Continue reading
Tweet Tomorrow the lab will open again after the reconstruction work. It will take some time for everything to be in order again, but we will be up and running Monday morning as planned. The importance of the lab is … Continue reading
