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HATAC/MacArthur Grant Competition
 
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Attention Croqueteers: Call for Entries: DIGITAL MEDIA AND LEARNING COMPETITION www.dmlcompetition.net HASTAC and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation are mobilizing the field of Digital Media and Learning through a $2 million open call competition designed to support innovation and networking. Application Deadline: October 15, 2007 (8 pm EDT, 5 pm PDT) To learn more about the Competition, visit http://www.dmlcompetition.net -Julian ---------------------------------------- Julian Lombardi, Ph.D. Assistant Vice President Academic Services and Technology Support Duke University Office of Information Technology 334 Blackwell Street, Suite 2109 Durham, North Carolina 27701 United States of America +1.919.323.5016 mobile / primary +1.919.668.9547 fax +1.919.668.0341 admin/scheduling "The best way to predict the future is to invent it" - Alan Kay |
RE: HATAC/MacArthur Grant Competition
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Just FYI: Intellectual Property
Applicants must ensure that any intellectual property
owned by others and used in their submissions is approved for use and
appropriately attributed. The
intellectual property rights will be retained by award winners; however, as a
condition of being funded, the award winner must agree to license such rights
in accordance with the terms of the Creative Commons
Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike License. If a project results in
commercial use and profit to the award winner, then fifty (50) percent of any
such profit will accrue to the Ron Teitelbaum From: Julian Lombardi
[mailto:[hidden email]] Attention Croqueteers: Call for Entries: DIGITAL MEDIA AND LEARNING COMPETITION www.dmlcompetition.net HASTAC and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation are
mobilizing the field of Digital Media and Learning through a $2 million open
call competition designed to support innovation and networking. Application Deadline: October 15, 2007 (8 pm EDT, 5 pm PDT) To learn more about the Competition, visit http://www.dmlcompetition.net -Julian ---------------------------------------- Julian
Lombardi, Ph.D. Assistant
Vice President Academic
Services and Technology Support Duke
University Office of Information Technology +1.919.323.5016
mobile / primary +1.919.668.9547
fax +1.919.668.0341
admin/scheduling "The best way to predict the future is to invent
it" - Alan Kay
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RE: HATAC/MacArthur Grant Competition
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The Hollywood marketeers don't take that much. Even Probono lawyers
only generally take 30%. How low can a university get? Do they think they contribute 50% to the development and resources for such projects. Just my honest opinion. Regards, Les H On Mon, 2007-08-20 at 12:27 -0400, Ron Teitelbaum wrote: > Just FYI: > > > Intellectual Property > Applicants must ensure that any intellectual property owned by others > and used in their submissions is approved for use and appropriately > attributed. > > The intellectual property rights will be retained by award winners; > however, as a condition of being funded, the award winner must agree > to license such rights in accordance with the terms of the Creative > Commons Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike License. If a project > results in commercial use and profit to the award winner, then fifty > (50) percent of any such profit will accrue to the University of > California Humanities Research Institute to be used for future awards > or other charitable purposes. > > Ron Teitelbaum > > > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > From: Julian Lombardi [mailto:[hidden email]] > Sent: Monday, August 20, 2007 11:56 AM > To: [hidden email] > Subject: [croquet-user] HATAC/MacArthur Grant Competition > > > > > Attention Croqueteers: > > > > > > Call for Entries: > > > DIGITAL MEDIA AND LEARNING COMPETITION > > > www.dmlcompetition.net > > > HASTAC and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation are > mobilizing the field of Digital Media and Learning through a $2 > million open call competition designed to support innovation and > networking. > > > Application Deadline: October 15, 2007 (8 pm EDT, 5 pm PDT) > > > To learn more about the Competition, visit > http://www.dmlcompetition.net > > > > > > -Julian > > > > > ---------------------------------------- > > > Julian Lombardi, Ph.D. > > > Assistant Vice President > > > Academic Services and Technology Support > > > Duke University Office of Information Technology > > > 334 Blackwell Street, Suite 2109 > > > Durham, North Carolina 27701 > > > United States of America > > > > > > +1.919.323.5016mobile / primary > > +1.919.668.9547fax > > > +1.919.668.0341admin/scheduling > > > > > > "The best way to predict the future is to invent it" - Alan Kay > > > > > > > > > > |
Re: HATAC/MacArthur Grant Competition
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In reply to this post by Julian Lombardi
Are for-profit educational institutions and for-profit corporations
eligible? It depends on the interpretation of the commas in this statement: "The Competition encourages applications from individuals as well as nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and corporations." Julian Lombardi wrote: > Attention Croqueteers: > > Call for Entries: > DIGITAL MEDIA AND LEARNING COMPETITION > www.dmlcompetition.net > HASTAC and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation > are mobilizing the field of Digital Media and Learning through a $2 > million open call competition designed to support innovation and networking. > Application Deadline: October 15, 2007 (8 pm EDT, 5 pm PDT) > To learn more about the Competition, visit http://www.dmlcompetition.net > > -Julian > > ---------------------------------------- > Julian Lombardi, Ph.D. > Assistant Vice President > Academic Services and Technology Support > Duke University Office of Information Technology > 334 Blackwell Street, Suite 2109 > Durham, North Carolina 27701 > United States of America > > +1.919.323.5016 /mobile / primary/ > +1.919.668.9547 /fax/ > +1.919.668.0341 /admin/scheduling/ > / > / > /"The best way to predict the future is to invent it" - Alan Kay/ > > > -- Howard Stearns AIM: qwaqHoward Qwaq: +1-650-331-1437 mobile: +1-608-658-2419 |
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hi all,
has anybody had any luck looking at the known world list said to reside at: http://earth.software.umn.edu/cgi-bin/KnownWorlds I just keep getting an empty table. Alternatively is there a list of accessible worlds elsewhere? cheers andrew andrew burrell http://www.miscellanea.com |
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I experience the same problem. The table is displayed empty. Is there anybody
who knows where to look for an alternative list of worlds. -----Original Message----- From: Andrew Burrell [mailto:[hidden email]] Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 12:45 PM To: [hidden email] Subject: [croquet-user] known worlds list hi all, has anybody had any luck looking at the known world list said to reside at: http://earth.software.umn.edu/cgi-bin/KnownWorlds I just keep getting an empty table. Alternatively is there a list of accessible worlds elsewhere? cheers andrew andrew burrell http://www.miscellanea.com |
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Hi,
The known worlds feature was something we did as an experiment. When one was running one of the croquet spaces with a menu bar, you could choose Space>>PublishActiveSpace. Now you are registered so that other people will see your space as an entry when they choose Space>>View KnownWorlds and will remain on that list as long as your space continues running (it times out if you quit). Unfortunately, I just tested trying to join my published world from another croquet instance and got an error. I hope if someone is really interested in this code they might explore it a bit. I can also provide the web site code that we are running. Just let me know. Hope this helps, Liz Wendland University of Minnesota [hidden email] wrote: > I experience the same problem. The table is displayed empty. Is there anybody > who knows where to look for an alternative list of worlds. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Andrew Burrell [mailto:[hidden email]] > Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 12:45 PM > To: [hidden email] > Subject: [croquet-user] known worlds list > > hi all, > > has anybody had any luck looking at the known world list said to > reside at: > > http://earth.software.umn.edu/cgi-bin/KnownWorlds > > I just keep getting an empty table. Alternatively is there a list of > accessible worlds elsewhere? > > cheers > andrew > > > andrew burrell > http://www.miscellanea.com > |
Re: HATAC/MacArthur Grant Competition
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In reply to this post by Julian Lombardi
I read a bunch of posts early morning and drowsy. I feel dense
but got the idea that this is sort of like a digital art galery of which I heard from a French list there were studies presented in meetings. "Would digital art galleries devalue art they made available on the internet or promote the art? Would they devalue real art galleries?" were questions that were conversation starters for these meetings. I once made a VR buckyball that I was proud of but no one would want to take home but me as something of major art value in resale. ;-) I did want to show what I could do to the computer club to stimulate conversation in graphics or composition of ideas rather than "vetted" ads for "vetted" products (close copies of commercials). I get disgusted by a relative who constantly passes on literature without citing source or worse maintaining allegation of source without checking through the internet and passing on an allegation in an engineered advertisement as a copy rather than a real conversation in a computer club scares me as some sort of disease. We had a bulletin board where I could post graphics programs that did wierd graphical things, but then the club became security concious and claimed they didn't have the room for large files but mine were only 4k, absurd. They allow programs by noncommercial enterprises and they fear no accountability for trojan worms or whatnot erasing hard drives. Only use programs that require password installs rather than ones that just run. Oh boy. No more display of conversation starters for anything but commercials. I am not immediately able to come up with something for this contest, but, if I could make something better than a buckyball someday and show it and start a conversation and not be considered the harbinger of a major security threat, I'd give much more than 50% of profits. I might like a special zone for noncommercial newbies to compete in, too. ;-) |
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