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"The Banff Centre Workshop on Digital Media to 2020" : [agenda]
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of an agenda for the workshop, which took place between May 8-10, 2011 at Banff Centre. The workshop was subtitled "Forging a New Community of Practice for Business, Technology and Cultural Communities in Alberta and Beyond". The agenda includes schedules and biographies of participants.
"The Banff Centre Workshop on Digital Media to 2020" : [evaluations]
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of program evaluation reports contained anonymousized responses from workshop participants.
"The Banff Centre Workshop on Digital Media to 2020" : [planning material]
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of schedules and a job description for a work study position (used to support the workshop).
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of two copies of the agenda for the summit, held August 18-21, 2000. The program description reads: "The Banff Super Conductor was an international event. It's a twenty-first century mantra: the pipes are hungry for content. This strategy session brought together multimedia producers, communications industries reps, formal and informal networks, researchers, funding agencies, broadcasters, artists' networks, and ecommerce gurus. They explored new creative and production alliances, with the hopes of developing concrete strategies for the creation of rich networked content, with a special focus on learning and creativity. The Super Conductor asked the questions: How can we build for different delivery platforms? How can we work with synchronous and asynchronous experiences? How can we re-purpose linear media into interactive? What services, interfaces and navigation tools do users need? How can we promote web literacy? Building on the 1999 Educational Multimedia Strategy and Navigating Intelligence tool session, this session looked at using creative models to communicate with larger publics.
This event was a part of The Banff New Media Institute’s Human Centered Interface Project. The research initiative was made possible through the support of Alberta Science and Research Authority, Research Development Initiative, Out of the Box, SSHRC, in association with Telefilm Canada, sgi Canada, Montage, Silicon Valley North, Canada Council for the Arts and other partners."
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of recordings from the summit, along with an annotated agenda containing information regarding the recordings.
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of two copies of biographical summaries of summit participants.
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of three copies of a class list of registered participants.
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of two copies of a contact list of participants in the summit.
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File contains a detailed list of attendees (as of 21 August 2000). The list includes name, affiliation, and URLs to personal websites (where applicable).
Part of Banff New Media Institute fonds
File consists of material relating to the planning of the summit. Includes correspondence with Sara Diamond regarding logistics, invitees, and other matters, agendas (with handwritten annotations), and a detailed list of attendees with abstracts/short summaries of their talks.
