Masterclass 2016 Agenda
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[highlight]Sunday, April 3, 2016[/highlight]
2:00 Registration desk opens at Block B, Sala Bolero on the second floor of the service centre (look for signs to the Press office). You must have a general pass to the book fair or your Eventbrite ticket to get past the gate. If you’ve ordered your pass (using the higher fee) you’ll be given your pass at the Dust or Magic registration desk.
2:45 Doors open
3:00 Welcome and Introductions. Bologna Children’s Book Fair.
3:05 Feature talk: Jason Krogh: Tapping Into the Power of Interactive Media. Jason is the President of Sago Sago, a studio owned by Toca Boca. Jason’s Canadian studio is a leader in the design (and sales) of children’s apps; especially for very young children. Few people can implement simplicity so well. Come learn how he does it.
3:50 BolognaRagazzi Digital Award entries and winners by Juror Chair Warren Buckleitner, with juror members and winners who are on hand.
4:00 Fiction Winner demo: WuWu by Aksel Køie of Step in Books.
4:10 Non-Fiction Winner demo: Attributes by Daren Carstens of Carsten’s Studios.
4:20 VR and Children by David Kleeman of Dubit.
4:30 Demos. Do you have a product you’d like to show? Prepare a short, 3 minute elevator pitch to give to the entire group. We’ll have standard audio and video input, plus a document camera.
4:50 CHOMP demo by Illustrator Christoph Niemann. This is Niemann’s second app, and it cleverly incorporates live video into animated drawings. We’ll ask him to share his thoughts about illustration on an interactive screen.
5:00 State of the Children’s App with Neal Hoskins of Bologna Digital as the Moderator.
Take a deep dive on the “dust” and the “magic” of the children’s app space, with 2016 Bologna Ragazzi Digital Award winner Emmet O’Neill of StoryToys (the mind behind My Hungry Caterpillar); German app publisher Verena Pausder of Fox & Sheep; French Montessori educator and app designer Valérie Touze of Edoki Academy; USA illustrator/designer Peter H. Reynolds of Fablevision; and the master of the digital children’s fairy tail Kate Wilson of Nosy Crow (creator of Goldilocks and Little Bear).
6:15 Break: Back to your hotel.
8:00 Fixed price communal dinner in the center city of Bologna.
Once again we will meet informally in the evening to dine together and continue the conversation long into the evening, Bologna style.
The cost is about 35 Euros per plate, and will be collected onsite.
All speakers and members of the Masterclass are invited. Bring a tablet with apps to informally share.
TO REGISTER
Don’t delay — seats are limited due to the meeting space availability. Seats are sold using Eventbrite for 300 or 250 Euros each (the lower rate is for registered fair attendees who already have a pass). The higher rate includes one full pass to the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, which you can pick up at the Dust or Magic registration desk.
There is also a student rate of 30 Euros, for a block of seats. A current graduate or undergraduate student ID must be displayed at the Dust or Magic registration desk to have access to one of these seats. Note that the student rate does not include a subscription to CTR/CTREX.
2016 Speakers
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