The playgroup is a group of industrial design students from a variety of year levels who come together to use techniques to explore problem solving, such as being creative, discussion and of course playing games. This blog is where we can continue our discussions and post up new ideas or simply just question things.

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Current Happenings

I haven't visited the Playgroup site in an age, I see that people are still using it, occasionally!
So what has happened to it? is it still alive in some way? or did it die a very premature death? If nothing is happening can it be revived? Maybe as we all start to move beyond uni (some, I see, already have!) it could be utilised in a new way????
Also Liam in response to that last post which wasn't so long ago - I use RSS feeds, they are so useful for info gathering.

P.S
FYI to all, I have changed my blog - I got rid of the blogspot one and I am now over at wordpress!
http://endsig.wordpress.com
although I haven't used it in a while I am planning to attempt to get something happening with it this year.

posted by endsig at 9:16 PM -

Blogger liam says ...

kate was mentioning some stuff, mostly for those who graduated, a kind of feedback/support group

6:21 PM  
Blogger Haley says ...

Hi yes I still visit playgroup too. I think a support/feedback group would sit nicely as we are all facing new challenges this year. We should get something running.

10:50 PM  
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008

hey

so, who uses RSS feeds? anyone? anyone? bueller?

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Sunday, November 12, 2006

Exhibition

Hey guys,

Congratulations for hanging in the last semester and doing some amazing work, the exhibition truly reflected this. It was great to see everyone's work and how other studio's operated.
For those of you who still have work to submit, i wish you all the best, and for those who have finished...WOO, time for some sleep.

posted by Britt at 10:56 AM -

Blogger Haley says ...

Yeah it was great to see what everyone had been up to, very inspiring, as my studio was hardly inspiring for me at times. Wow half way through the course now, and you only have a year left yay!

9:32 AM  

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Saturday, August 19, 2006

Liam is going to the netherlands

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Sunday, July 09, 2006

come and play with us!!!



come and play with us for the second time!!!!?!!?!!?!?

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Blogger endsig says ...

would love to be able to make it to Cinematheque number 2 but again work is getting in the way. Damn it! well hope everyone that makes it enjoys it.

5:49 PM  

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Tuesday, July 04, 2006

cinémathèque...




do you like watching films?
'ID Cinémathèque'!!!

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Tuesday, June 27, 2006

something for you to do.

lab.3000 would like to invite you to attend the Portable Content Forum.

Time: Thursday 29 June 2006, 5.30 - 7.30pm
Venue: Experimedia, State Library Victoria, Swanston Street, Melbourne

Speakers
Andrew Apostola / Simon Goodrich - International Portable Film Festival
Adrian Bruch - School of Communication and Creative Arts Deakin University
David Rood - Education Editor, The Age Newspaper
Nick Gee - Commercial Manager, Sensis

Covering a broad range of topics from portable media, education, design, and new trends in web communities and technology, this forum will provide an overview of the current landscape and provide insight into this emerging area. This forum will also explore the impact of mobile / portable technologies within business and education arenas and the challenges for teachers to allow students to integrate these technologies into their teaching and learning.

Presented by lab.3000 in association with Experimedia.

Registrations:
Ticket Price: FREE

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