Culture Hack Scotland
Culture Hack Scotland is a unique event which brings together Edinburgh’s world-famous festivals and other leading Scottish cultural organisations with software developers and creative technologists to see what amazing new things they can make in just 24 hours. It’s being held at Inspace/Informatics in Edinburgh on May 6-7th 2011.
We're back for PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES
All were fabulous and moved our thinking and possibilities on significantly!
Special mentions: Fringefinder, Arduino hack, Culture Hack Express Air Miles idea hack, Edvent, Fringemon, Bookfest App, Footfall data API, Openstreetmap, QR apps, Steal It, FestivalReviews, Footfall Clock, Festival Squeeze, Festafriend, CulturePhone, Luckyframe,
Winners of the categories:
Luckyframe - Beauty-ful app
Edvent - Place-ful app
StealIT - Play-ful app
BookFest - Use-ful app
- Stolen - A geolocation game using fringe venue data and National Museum Scotland data. Online, NMS objects are exhibited in venues, and you can Steal them!! All the swag has completely ludicrous large values, so you could really make some gains :-))
Edinburgh footfall data has been turned in a live, generative music and video maker. It rocks. Its art. By @amazingrolo @jonbro
- Now Kate Ho @kateho who played with the EIF 2011 dataset and devloped a visualisation. Helps to categorise visually what's on, when, according to category, or show type or time. Lovely!
- http://entretags.de./hack looks at the footfall data too
- @qnoid does a hack of Culture Grid data.
First hardware hack of the evening! Yes its made out of ping pong balls and egg boxes.
Google map timelapse of the footfall data of 2010 festival by day - its called fringe60 and its by @sherred and @danfrydman
Edinburgh Culture Vulture - an interactive text adventure by Gav and Nicola into the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The idea is that you must seek out interesting shows so that you have good pub chat in the evening! Pulls in show and venue data, and wikipedia data about the architecture and tourist attractions of Edinburgh. The game allows you score to points as well as giving you an interesting, fun navigation tool













