DIGITAL HOLLYWOOD'S BUILDING BLOCKS ....in pictures and some of the most popular words/phrases in San Jose August 14 - 17 including the UNIVERSITY PROJECT pre-event....by Joyce Schwarz JCOM, www.joycecom.com, emerging entertainment analyst, consultant and author and blogging at www.hollywood2020.blogs.com
(Part one of a series of articles on BUILDING BLOCKS from Hollywood20202)...heated up discussion on where Web2.0 is going...what's beyond the LONG TAIL....is GOOGLE taking over the world? Who is AOL going to gobble up next besides USERPLANE and GAME DAILY?....and more...
The conference was preceded by University Project hosted by Sun Microsystems, Inc. at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. (as noted on: www.educationcommons.corg) Digital Hollywood's "University Project" is an international consortium of university faculty and administrators focused on the future of digital entertainment and specifically targeted to share ideas on the integration of global media and entertainment education and collaborate on ways to use digital technology in the classroom. This new forum in EducationCommons provides a space to pursue those goals and start building a community.
Monday August 14 -- Special Pre-Day Event: UNIVERSITY PROJECT
Welcome by Jane Kagon -- Director, UCLA Extension, Dept of Entertai9nment Studios and Performing Arts.
EduTopia www.edutopia.com
Milton Chen, Director, George Lucas Educational Foundation
Google's Academic Relations team showed off Sketchup and talked about their new educator program...at University Project prior to BUILDING BLOCKS
Google in the Classroom
Cristin Frodella, Academic Relations, Google, Inc.
Sun's Paul Byrne senior staff engineer showed off how info may be displayed in the future and searched of course....from Sun Microsystem's Project Looking Glass.
Click on thumbnail and see more designs from Sun's Project Looking Glass about how info may be displayed in the future...
FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY PROJECT GO TO www.educationcommons.org and stop by the Commons Cafe: 
Included in that section is this one to check out: James Burke's K-Web User Interface Guidelines
Category: K-Web Project, Last Modified: Jun 9, 2006 3:47 PM
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