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From: | Joe O'Dell |
Subject: | Re: [Dfey-general-discuss] Idea for slaughter: techweek |
Date: | Sun, 7 Feb 2010 09:30:52 +0000 |
Hey Tim, First off, GREAT IDEA! Personally, I'd love to go to one of these! But, I'd much more enjoy the planning/organising/doing side of this, so I'll pitch in wherever possible. Now, you said that it needs to be appealing to both parents and children, and I agree. I went to an Apple Summer Camp last year, and it may provide a basis on how to think about this one. It was only a few hours long (12-5 if i remember rightly), but they split you into pairs/groups and got you working on a selection of projects - You had a choice out of Making a movie, designing a presentation to show to the audience, creating a website to advertise your movie. Now, I know this is aimed below 13 years, but it is a really interesting afternoon out for most young people, as you get to do stuff you probably wouldn't normally. So that's what I'm proposing; Perhaps we could have a Blender expert in (or someone who is very fluent in it) and get them to run a "workshop" for one group? I know you wanted to get the logistics sorted out later, but do you have any idea about how many people this could accommodate? That would make a big difference on how many people we could have, as the child:adult ratio (something like 10:1 for over 14's) is something that needs to be adhered to. Just a though! :) Like you said, these are all just ideas that have bouncing around my head, so they may not even make sense to anyone else, but I do hope they can make a difference. I do hope this can get off the ground, as it is an amazing idea! Regards, Joe -------------------------------------------------------
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