Dream Machines Wiki

Welcome!

This is the wiki for the dream machines workshop, which will take place on January 21st and 22nd 2008 at the Watershed Media Centre in Bristol, UK. The workshop is being prepared in collaboration between Bristol University's Department of Drama, it's Institute for Learning and Research Technology and Watershed's dShed CIC.

AboutTheWorkshop | GettingThere | WorkshopSchedule

This site is to be used for discussing technical and thematic details and as a way of showing what we are doing to a wider audience.

Please have a look at TechnicalRequirements to see the technical details of the workshop, ["Themes"] to see agreed themes and narratives we will be considering and TheShow to see plans for the presentation and interactive event that will take place at Dorkbot Bristol at the end of the event.

WorkshopDay1 WorkshopDay2

FurtherLinks to videos, scholarly publications and other content related to this.

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http://peragro.org/gallery http://flickr.com/photos/shoebappa/892327613/ http://flickr.com/photos/jekkyl/346950508/ )

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