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''Drumbeat Science Fair: [http://www.macba.cat/controller.php?p_action=show_page&pagina_id=69&inst_id=385&lang=ENG&PHPSESSID=e2friehtv2ura910q5llv1n745 MACBA] [http://www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/4295383346/ Atrium], Nov 3, 9pm - [http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFVYakFYNjVNNFlYSC04bVFlMm5yY3c6MQ sign up] before Oct 25''
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'''The Drumbeat Festival will hold a Science Fair on opening night.''' The idea: show off what you've got and seek out collaborators for the next two days.
''Drumbeat Opening Reception and Science Fair: [http://www.macba.cat/controller.php?p_action=show_page&pagina_id=69&inst_id=385&lang=ENG&PHPSESSID=e2friehtv2ura910q5llv1n745 MACBA] [http://www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/4295383346/ Atrium], Nov 3, 8:30pm&nbsp;''  


This will be '''your first chance to present something at the Festival''' -- research, prototypes, demos, crazy ideas, experiments, trials, tests, investigations, studies, whatever -- in a casual setting to some of the smartest working on open education on the web today.  
'''Get a sense of the scope of the Festival and seek out collaborators for the next two days''' -- in a casual setting with some of the smartest people working on open education on the web today.  


The Science Fair is scheduled on Wednesday, November 3 from 9pm – 11pm. It will take place as part of the opening reception, following a keynote by Creative Commons CEO Joi Ito.  
Remember Science Fairs in grade school? &nbsp;The Drumbeat version involves grown-ups and cocktails, but it's pretty much the same concept. &nbsp;Smart people who are passionate about their super-cool projects -- research, learning models, web projects, software, experiments -- want to show you what they're working on and get your feedback and ideas. They'll bring out their prototypes, wireframes, maps, charts, and crazy ideas while you explore and engage.'''&nbsp;'''The Science Fair will include tables for each of the official tents and spaces holding programming throughout the Festival, so you can learn what they've got planned.<br>


We'll have tables, chairs, power-outlets...and cocktails! Other participants will wander around the exhibits, stopping to chat, watch demos, ask questions, and generally just dive in and talk about stuff.
'''There will be prizes for participants who interact with the most exhibits!'''


FYI, we've done this before. Check out these [http://www.flickr.com/search/?mt=all&adv=1&w=all&q=moz10+science+fair&m=text Mozilla Summit Science Fair pictures] to get a sense of how it works.
FYI, we've done this before. Check out these [http://www.flickr.com/search/?mt=all&adv=1&w=all&q=moz10+science+fair&m=text Mozilla Summit Science Fair pictures] to get a sense of how awesome it will be.  


===Sign up, space is limited!===  
=== ===
While we'd love to have everyone present at the Science Fair, we only have so much time and space. There are a limited number of slots available.


Festival organizers will select approximately 25 proposals, giving equal weight to demo worthiness (will people get it?) and timing of your proposal (early submissions get higher priority).
=== Where and When? ===


'''Sign-ups end on October 25.''' Preference goes to early submissions. [http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFVYakFYNjVNNFlYSC04bVFlMm5yY3c6MQ Sign up here now.]
<br>[http://www.macba.cat/controller.php?p_action=show_page&pagina_id=69&inst_id=385&lang=ENG&PHPSESSID=e2friehtv2ura910q5llv1n745 Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art] (MACBA), Atrium<br>


===The details===
Wednesday, November 3, 8:30 - 11pm


'''What we provide'''
8:30 -9:00pm &nbsp; Cocktails, snacks, mingling and exploring<br>9:00 - 9:30pm &nbsp;Festival welcome and brief keynote by Creative Commons CEO Joi Ito<br>9:30 - 11pm &nbsp; &nbsp; More demo-ing, chatting, and diving in. Cocktails and light snacks all evening.


*table
===  ===
*chairs
*power outlets


'''What you bring'''
=== Who's presenting?  ===


*yourself
Festival organizers have selected 28 fabulous Science Fair exhibitions out of 45 proposals submitted. We can't wait to see them all!
*your team (if you have one)
*prototypes, wireframes, software, robots …whatever toys and visuals help you show people what you want to talk about
*your laptop and any charts, graphs or maps that help communicate your work -- this can take the form of a mini-presentation, a demo, etc.  


'''Questions?'''
*iHeartSwitch - Switch Craft
*P2PU - School of Webcraft
*Arduino - Arduino
*Wikimedia Foundation - Wikipedia University
*KMi The Open University - Cohere
*aDeNu - Uned University - Every1Tutor
*Wikiotics - Wikiotics
*gnowledge lab - Collaborative Construction of Semantic Knowledge Network Learning Goals
*HASTAC - Storming the Academy/FutureClass
*Tatoeba
*monochrom - hackbus.info
*IKIT, University of Toronto - Individual Learning and Group Knowledge Building
*Kaizendo.org - Kaizendo
*Free Knowledge Institute - The Free Technology Academy
*Flat World Knowledge - Open Content Studio
*University of Sao Paulo - Distributed Gathering Environment
*Open Web Education Alliance - Open Web Education Alliance
*University of the People - University of the People
*Connexions - Road Map for the Education Highway
*Mozilla Foundation and P2PU - Badge Lab
*OpenCourseWare Consortium - EduCommons &amp; Twhistory
*The Seeks Project - Seeks
*CrisisCommons - Crack Crowdsource Training
*Urbanlabs - Sprint Printing Demos
*Open Knowledge Foundation - Projects for Open Knowledge
*Happyworm Ltd - Learning with HTML5 Audio
*Big Fun Arts - Big Fun Arts


If you have any questions about the Drumbeat Festival Science Fair (or the Festival in general) please send a note to yesyolanda@gmail.com and we'll get back to you as quickly as we can.
[https://spreadsheets0.google.com/ccc?key=tNMDXcF8apGyKrDbNgtlXgQ&hl=en#gid=0 Check out full details on all the Science Fair presenters]!

Latest revision as of 01:51, 29 October 2010


Drumbeat Opening Reception and Science Fair: MACBA Atrium, Nov 3, 8:30pm 

Get a sense of the scope of the Festival and seek out collaborators for the next two days -- in a casual setting with some of the smartest people working on open education on the web today.

Remember Science Fairs in grade school?  The Drumbeat version involves grown-ups and cocktails, but it's pretty much the same concept.  Smart people who are passionate about their super-cool projects -- research, learning models, web projects, software, experiments -- want to show you what they're working on and get your feedback and ideas. They'll bring out their prototypes, wireframes, maps, charts, and crazy ideas while you explore and engage. The Science Fair will include tables for each of the official tents and spaces holding programming throughout the Festival, so you can learn what they've got planned.

There will be prizes for participants who interact with the most exhibits!

FYI, we've done this before. Check out these Mozilla Summit Science Fair pictures to get a sense of how awesome it will be.

Where and When?


Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA), Atrium

Wednesday, November 3, 8:30 - 11pm

8:30 -9:00pm   Cocktails, snacks, mingling and exploring
9:00 - 9:30pm  Festival welcome and brief keynote by Creative Commons CEO Joi Ito
9:30 - 11pm     More demo-ing, chatting, and diving in. Cocktails and light snacks all evening.

Who's presenting?

Festival organizers have selected 28 fabulous Science Fair exhibitions out of 45 proposals submitted. We can't wait to see them all!

  • iHeartSwitch - Switch Craft
  • P2PU - School of Webcraft
  • Arduino - Arduino
  • Wikimedia Foundation - Wikipedia University
  • KMi The Open University - Cohere
  • aDeNu - Uned University - Every1Tutor
  • Wikiotics - Wikiotics
  • gnowledge lab - Collaborative Construction of Semantic Knowledge Network Learning Goals
  • HASTAC - Storming the Academy/FutureClass
  • Tatoeba
  • monochrom - hackbus.info
  • IKIT, University of Toronto - Individual Learning and Group Knowledge Building
  • Kaizendo.org - Kaizendo
  • Free Knowledge Institute - The Free Technology Academy
  • Flat World Knowledge - Open Content Studio
  • University of Sao Paulo - Distributed Gathering Environment
  • Open Web Education Alliance - Open Web Education Alliance
  • University of the People - University of the People
  • Connexions - Road Map for the Education Highway
  • Mozilla Foundation and P2PU - Badge Lab
  • OpenCourseWare Consortium - EduCommons & Twhistory
  • The Seeks Project - Seeks
  • CrisisCommons - Crack Crowdsource Training
  • Urbanlabs - Sprint Printing Demos
  • Open Knowledge Foundation - Projects for Open Knowledge
  • Happyworm Ltd - Learning with HTML5 Audio
  • Big Fun Arts - Big Fun Arts

Check out full details on all the Science Fair presenters!