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About : 24 StoryCubes making up a ‘landscape of ideas’ created by participants at geeKyoto2008.
playful cubes for storytelling, brainstorming ideas or playing games in three dimensions
Diffusion engaging with the community, online and out in the world.
an ongoing programme enabling residents at Proboscis studio to create eBooks and StoryCubes for their own projects.
eBooks & StoryCubes created for learning and educational purposes
Browse the collection of Diffusion Shareables: eBooks & StoryCubes
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About : 24 StoryCubes making up a ‘landscape of ideas’ created by participants at geeKyoto2008.
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eNotebook 1 by Graham A4 only PDF 145 Kb
eNotebook 2 by Michael Evans A4 only PDF 176 Kb
eNotebook 3 by Agnieska Gryglewicz A4 only PDF 163 Kb
eNotebook 4 by Laura A4 only PDF 136 Kb
eNotebook 5 by Lucy K Wills A4 only PDF 180 Kb
eNotebook 6 by Alex Haw A4 only PDF 197 Kb
About : Six eNotebooks completed by participants at geeKyoto2008 (Saturday May 17th 2008, Conway Hall London).
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About : This eNotebook has been created for geeKyoto2008. Proboscis and the organisers have collaborated to design this notebook for delegates (and others who can’t make it to the event) to share their thoughts and ideas, observations and hopes, fears and aspirations for the future of the planet. The completed eBooks will be collected up, scanned and made into an online library of ideas to inform and help shape future geeKyoto events. If you can’t attend but would like to share your ideas download and make up the eBook, fill it in and post it to Proboscis at 1st Floor, 24 Rosebery Avenue, London EC1R 4SX, UK. We will scan it in and add it to those completed during the event.
geeKyoto2008
Fixing The Broken World
10:00 – 16:30 – Saturday 17th May 2008. Conway Hall, London. £20.
We broke the world. Now what?
A one day conference in central London organised by Mark Simpkins and Ben Hammersley, with designers, technologists, artists, architects, policy-makers, explorers, economists and scientists, and clever people like you, to discuss the future and how we’ll live in it.
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