BarCamp Media City UK

It's a BarCamp... and It's in Salford

22 speakers

Coverage of BarCamp Media City UK

25 sessions

Day 1 Saturday 17th September 2011

• 11:00am So, how do kids play web games?

  presented by Jon Howard

• 11:00am Privacy and Identity on the Internet

  presented by Jon Spriggs

• 11:30am Piracy is the saver of Television

  presented by Ian Forrester

• 2:30pm Molly - an open data framework for mobile

  presented by Chris Northwood

• 2:30pm The Evil Overlord's Guide to Security

  presented by glynwintle and sheilaellen

• 3:00pm Come and punch a Flash guy.

  presented by Jon Howard

• 4:00pm Talk: Programming should be taught in schools - discuss

  presented by Adam D King

• 4:30pm BBC Codelab

  presented by Alan O'Donohoe

• 5:00pm Festival + Sox + PHP + Bash = Awesome | CCHits.net

  presented by Jon Spriggs

• 5:00pm Voice Recognition on your Smartphone: with a live test among the participants

• 5:00pm Be Happy

  presented by Alistair MacDonald

• 5:30pm Gamification: Brilliant or Bullshit?

  presented by Paul Coulton

• 5:30pm Media & Tech in Education

  presented by Christopher Hackett

• 6:30pm the TRUE Dubstep ;)

• 9:30pm The (Bullshit) Formula for the Perfect Life

  presented by Andrew Taylor

Day 2 Sunday 18th September 2011

• 10:30am Help the homeless using social media

  presented by erinmaochu

• 11:30am A little known fact about US TV (or, Why you don't exist)

  presented by Katie Steckles

• 11:30am Cycling apps / maps / hacks!

  presented by Ella Wrediddlefors! and Josh R

• 12:00pm Computing at School

  presented by Alan O'Donohoe

• 1:30pm Free Cocktails

  presented by Chris Garrett ♛

• 2:00pm Cryptic Crosswords for Beginners

  presented by Katie Steckles and Andrew Taylor

• 3:00pm Anatomy of a web game

  presented by Jon Howard

Unscheduled sessions

• Hacking the Kinect by Dan Hardiker

  presented by Dan Hardiker

• Building a DIY 3D Scanner

  presented by Matthew Shotton

• Computer networks in schools (and why you should steal their ideas)

  presented by Jack Wearden

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