Videoreport: Pecha Kucha Nights XI in de Suikerfabriek

Last April 21st, the eleventh edition of Pecha Kucha Nights Groningen took place, in the abandoned Sugar Factory of Groningen. Regional station OOG TV sent a crew that reported the Pecha Kucha Night on OOG TV. Cameraman Kim Chae Young de Vink also made his own edit of the material he filmed.

For a nice impression, and some (Dutch spoken) quotes by a few folks, including me, check out this movie:

Update: And another nice movie, time-lapsed shots of the location and the crowds flowing in and out. One photo every 20 second, so you can see echt slide of every presenter on the screen!

Pecha Kucha Night Groningen XI, Suiker unie from Herman Kopinga on Vimeo.авито москва объявленияпродвижение сайта на ucoz

From mobile to sixth sense: Viva la Focus! 2009

Today I presented at Viva la Focus! 2009. I was invited based on my work for De Ondernemers BV, Lopend Vuur and my previous presentations on Web2.0.

This time, they asked if I could focus (…) on the role of the mobile phone. After kicking that request around a bit, I decided to compile a presentation that went beyond the influence of the mobile phone. In my view, the current version of the mobile phone is only an in-between one.

First: no more traditional channels

All regular channels, like newspapers, television and radio are fading. Instead of a committee deciding on what is suitable to present to you, the consumer, you and I are now making our own choices. Selecting from all the available content worldwide. The Internet is the big enabler behind this sea-change, making all kinds of content and information available within seconds.

Second: portable gear

There used to be one place in your house where information entered your world: the TV-set. Then we added a PC, which slowly started replacing the TV. Then we added a laptop computer, so we could take our information-tool with us on the road. We added wireless networks, and started using our mobile phones as information powerhouses. But still, we needed the mobile phone as a tool, a port to all that information online.

Beyond: smart objects and the sixth sense

Now we are starting to make objects smart, and adding intuitive interfaces to these objects. These allow us to create and find information even faster. And: more precise. We are turning tables into smart surfaces that recognize our equipment and allow for multi-touch handling of images etc. We are creating siftables, that can be whatever we want them to be. And we have found a way to create a real Sixth Sense, and make whatever additional information we require available in every situation.

My Point

As fun as mobile phones have become, we are still not even half way in realising the potential that lies in creating newer, faster and more intuitive ways of getting information right where and when we need it.

My slides (in Dutch) are below. This being the very first version of this story, it is still very much a work in progress, so please bear with me (or add any comments that you feel will help me) while I work on it to make it better!


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Het zesde zintuig: het vervolg op Web2.0

Afgelopen week mocht ik in Leeuwarden bij de Bibiotheekservice Fryslan een presentatie Web2.0 geven aan de medewerkers. Eind vorig jaar ondersteunden De Ondernemers BV Bibliotheekservice Fryslan al met een Visie op de digitale dienstverlening. Dit was een leuk vervolg om de grote lijnen weer terug te vertalen naar praktische tools en tips.

Wat wij nu Web2.0 noemen legt de fundering voor allerlei nieuwe mogelijkheden om informatie aan te bieden. Een opvallende ontwikkeling op dit gebied is internet op je mobiel. Maar het gaat nog veel verder. Ter illustratie sloot ik af met dit prachtige verhaal van Pattie Maes (TED.com), over het faciliteren van wat zij het zesde zintuig noemt. De projectie van additionele informatie op onze fysieke omgeving. Bekijk de clip en geniet!

En de slides van mijn presentatie staan natuurlijk ook online:

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