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The audience listen and tweet to keynote speaker Robert Tercek at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Cinema, SFU Woodwards.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
Ah, our old neighbors on Waddell Street. How we miss them. Shot by Jason Davenport, Going Interactive
The audience listen to keynote speaker Robert Tercek at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Cinema, SFU Woodwards.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
Thought this was a cool looking building in NYC when we went for the AIGA Move event. Shot by Jason Davenport, Going Interactive
Robert Tercek speaks during the Hybrid Biz Models panel at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Woodwards, Vancouver.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
SEPTEMBER 22 -- Students in Elon?s new interactive media master?s program produced content and took a leadership role in the fourth annual OneWebDay observance on Sept. 22. Elon hosted North Carolina?s events for the day, which attracted a global network of partner organizations and individual activists committed to broadening the public?s awareness of Internet and Web issues while deepening a culture of participation in building a Web that works for everyone.
OneWebDay events took place at Elon?s weekly College Coffee, where interactive media students posted Tweets on Twitter, took surveys, and talked with people about the importance of protecting this vital human communications network. They will also produce a video from the College Coffee event to post on OneWebDay?s Web site. (Photo by Grant Halverson)
Erin Berube of Anaid Productions on the Interactive Canuck panel at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Woodwards, Vancouver.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
The audience take notes during the keynote address by Robert Tercek at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Cinema, SFU Woodwards.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
Atlanta Botanical Center... what exactly are they growing in there again?
Shot by Jason Davenport, Going Interactive
36creative.com/individual.php#7 | Robert has been with 36 for four years and has brought our interactive expertise to a whole new level. Whether it's writing code himself or managing complex development projects, Robert's eye for clean code, lean functionality, and smooth user experience is of maximum value. His knowledge of the world of code allows him to tackle the largest, smallest, simplest, and most difficult projects all with the same analytical thought process: finding the best solution and what is the best way to achieve it.