Social Media Cafe Liverpool returns in December with another selection of social stories. This months venue is the Art and Design Academy on Dunkinfeld Street, part of John Mooores University.
We are still waiting on confirmation from the speakers but we promise another great line up. Book below.
SATURDAY 20th - SUNDAY 21ST NOVEMBER 10AM - 4PM
Soundnetwork has put out an invitation for artists to experiment with interaction in an open hackspace; use Arduino boards, sensors and the paint shop space itself and along the way learn from other artists. They want artists to try out an idea in The Cooperative gallery space alongside other artists sharing practice and technical knowledge. There are no fees or expenses unfortunately just space time, decent wifi, power, technical support and a coffee machine! Go for as long as you want in the week and along the way you will be experimenting in front of a curious open as the space will be open to the public from Wednesday; its about opening up practice to like minded peers and gallery visitors.
Ignite Liverpool will be taking place on 23rd November at the Liverpool Medical Institute and there has already been a flurry of activity from speakers coming forward to offer up topics for their presentations.
A quick video rewind of Social Media Cafe Liverpool from earlier this week. The action all took place the Liverpool Biennial visitors centre and it was a really good evening - so if you missed it you can catch up here but you won't be able to meet everyone in the pub afterwards. If you are interested in finding out when the events are taking place then join up to the mailing list available via the subscribe button on the left or follow @smcliv on twitter.
Social Media Cafe Liverpool will be broadcasting live from the Liverpool Biennial Visitors centre on 27th October from 6- 8.30pm - THIS EVENT HAS NOW ENDED
You can watch live right here. Time table at the end of this post
Working with Vision+Media, NorthernNet are carrying out research into whether the digital and creative industries across the North could benefit from Digital Workflow and Cloud Computing Solutions, as well as how they can further commercialise their Intellectual Property.
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Curious Minds will be running a FREE two-day training course for ICT professionals wishing to bring their skills into the classroom. With advances of technology as tools for learning, there has been an increasing demand for more ICT and new media Creative Practitioners from schools on our programmes.
This Boot Camp for Businesses in the Web 2.0 World will be bringing together advertisers, start-ups, PR agencies, game developers, ad agencies, consultants, bloggers, podcasters, and recruiters to create an opportunity for new media professionals and amateurs to discuss and exchange ideas about blogging, web marketing, search, Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, email campaigns, branding, and all kinds of new social media tools with the aim of converting! Gathering at SAE Institute, The Strand, in Liverpool, the focus is on helping businesses understand the importance of using Web 2.0 to expand their markets and customer bases.
It’s great in Liverpool at the moment, the leaves may be falling from the tress but to make up for it we are surrounded by some world class won’t see it all in a weekend art, yep the the Liverpool Biennial is on, the derelict shops are no longer, now they are full of images that intrigue, inspire and excite us. So this month we decided to have a look at the way that arts organisations big and small use social media.
We will be being joined by Antony Pickthall from the Liverpool Biennial to guide us through the story of putting together a social media campaign for an international event, the perils and pitfalls but the successes too.
From the big to the small with the Fab Collective, a Liverpool based photography collective – they’ll enlighten us with what they gained by collaborating and how Social Media is developing for the world of photography.
Plus, we bring you an open source issue - Feng Office Suite – the story of an arts based collaborative software. But where does it go from here – where to take it? Help is needed to answer this one so bring your thinking caps.