false 2009-03-07T09:08:47-08:00 Digital LEARNING LABS will take place prior to the Art of Digital Conference. These learning labs will combine conceptual and future-thinking discussion with practical and relevant workshop sessions. They will look at the global, organisational, cultural and personal aspects of the digital environment. The Global (10 September 2009) The Global is about infrastructure, connectivity, and capacity. The Global theme will explore issues around high-end technology, services and facilities. Global will aim to help organisations understand the digital world and the technologies available. 09:30-10:00 Registration / Breakfast 10:00-10:15 Introduction & Housekeeping, Deena DeNaro- Bickerstaffe 10:15-10:35 Introduction, The ‘Twacky Races’ RFID scavenger hunt & Ardunio/Twitter fuelled-race, Adrian McEwen, MCQN 10:35-11:15 Infrastructure & Sustainability, Ross Parry, Programme Director, Museum Studies, University of Leicester 11:15-11:35 The ‘Twacky Races’: Phase 1 11:35-11:55 Coffee & Tea Break 11:55-12:35 Sustainable Digital Practices, Adrian McEwen, MCQN 12:35-13:00 The ‘Twacky Races’: Phase 2 13:00-14:15 Lunch 14:15-15:00 Digital Archiving, Anne La Foret, PhD 15:00-16:00 Storage 2.0, Colin Pattison, Prof. of Mobile and Converging Technologies Leeds Met 16:00-16:15 Comfort Break / The ‘Twacky Races’: Phase 3 16:15-17:30 The ‘Twacky Races’: Finale Register here for Learning Lab 4: http://aodlearninglab4.eventbrite.com/ The Organisational (30 July 2009) The Organisational is about digital strategy; across business process, communication & engagement, audience development, arts marketing, curatorial practice, emerging forms of collaborative working, production and distribution. The Organisational theme will ensure organisations are equipped with the insight to develop integrated digital strategies. AM Sessions: 09:00-09:30 Registration / Breakfast  09:30-09:40 Introduction - Deena DeNaro- Bickerstaffe 09:40-09:50 Love Culture - Taylor Nutall, folly 09:50-10:10 Introduction, The ‘Twacky Races’ - Adrian McEwen, MCQN - RFID scavenger hunt & Ardunio/ Twitter fuelled race 10:10-11:00 Unwiring your Organisation - Heath Bunting, co-founder of net.art, and sport-art 11:00-11:20 Coffee & Tea Break 11:20-12:00 Art, Engagement and the Ubiquitous Museum - James Burke, co-founder and interaction designer of NARB 12:00-13:00 Hacking Working Practices - Anders Boelskifte Mogensen, co-founder of Seismonaut 13:00-14:15 Lunch 14:15-15:00 Break out session - Brian Degger, Digital Fellow, Digital City, IDI Teesside University 15:00-16:00 The ‘Twacky Races’  - RFID twitter fuelled race, Adrain McEwen, founder of MCQN Ltd 16:00-16:15 Comfort Break 16:15-17:00 Wrap Up & Plenary - Heath Bunting, James Burke, Anders Mogensen, Brian Degger, Adrian Mcewen 17:00-18:00 Drinks in the Bar! The Personal (25 June 2009)  The Personal is about personalisation; it is about the role and influence of people (as well as organisations). We have recently seen the emergence of the ‘self’ at the heart of online communication, placing the individual is at the centre of digital culture. The Personal theme will ensure organisations (and the people in them) understand the opportunity for flexible, personalised forms of interaction and production and are equipped with the confidence to operate in a people centred way. Rodewald Suit @ Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Hall  Entrance through Stage Door, located to the right of the building Philharmonic Hall Hope Street  Liverpool L1 9BP Telephone (Reception): 0151 210 2895 09.00-09.40 Registration / Breakfast 09.40-09.50 Introduction / Housekeeping – Deena DeNaro-Bickerstaffe, MITES Manager, FACT 09.50-10.00 Introduction – Prof. Phil Redmond CBE, Chair ICDC and Liverpool Screen School  10.00-11.00 Identity 2.0 – Alison Gow, Executive Editor, Digital, Liverpool Echo & Daily Post  11.00-11.20 Coffee & Tea Break 11.20-12.00 Break Out Session: Power of Online Communities – Millicent Jones, Liverpool Philharmonic 12.00-13.15 Walk to FACT / Lunch 13.15-14.15 Social Media Master Class – Charlotte Britton, Reach Further 14.15-15.00 Web 2.0 & New Audience Relationships – Will Gompertz, Director, Tate Media 15.00-15.30 Comfort Break 15.30-16.30 TV 2.0 – Ian Forrester, BBC Backstage 16.30-17.00 Wrap Up & Plenary – Alison Gow, Charlotte Britton, Will Gompertz, Ian Forrester  17.00-18.00 Drinks! – FACT Bar, First Floor The Cultural (28 May 2009) The Cultural is about understanding the impact of the digital revolution and new technologies on society, in business and in the arts – and about harnessing this knowledge to connect with communities, to foster and facilitate collaboration and to nurture partnerships. Urbis b2b meeting rooms 1 & 2 Cathedral Gardens Manchester M4 3BG United Kingdom  General Number: 0161 605 8200 09.00-09.40 Registration / Breakfast 09.40-10.00 Introduction - Sarah Fisher, ACE NW, Mike Stubbs, CEO of FACT 10.00-11.00 Web 2.0 & the Future of Ideas – Jamie King, founder of VoDo Project 11.00-11.20 Coffee & Tea Break 11.20-12.30 New Mobile Platforms – Katie Lips, Kisky Media 12.30-13.00 Break Out Session - Rob Dunne presents the Cultural Widget  13.00-14.00 Lunch 14.00-15.00 How User Habits are Shaping the Web – Peter Bazalgette, Media Consultant & Digital Investor 15.00-16.00 Power of Online Communities – Andy Gibson, Socialbility 16.00-16.30 Comfort Break 16.30-17.00 Wrap Up & Plenary - Jamie King, Katie Lips, Peter Bazalgette  17.00-18.00 Drinks! 1263 Learning Labs

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