Speakers

  • Kieran

    Controlling your computer in weird ways, because you can.

  • Joe Webb

    Digital sociology (and maybe a bit of Tom Waits hip-hop mash-uppery)!

  • Somebody from Mendeley

    Mendeley do clever-clogs text, document and reference processing things. This talk's about that.

  • Chris Atherton

    Cognitive science and User Experience architecture. Notes on visual attention.

  • Michael Nutley

    Michael Nutley is a freelance writer and consultant specialising in interactive media and marketing. Last year he was one of the 50 people shortlisted for BIMA’s Digital Hall of Fame. And he'll be talking about 'Digital Clusters and the Regions'.

  • Sion Smith

    A talk about the digital-ness of publishing and tattoos. Sion is the editor of Skin Deep magazine (the UK's best selling tattoo magazine in the UK and the world's best selling tattoo magazine for the iPad) which, as a niche publication that found itself driving in the fast lane, has been digitally interesting to say the least. There will be visuals, sweets, a telescopic pointy stick to indicate at things with and hopes you will leave bolstered by the fact that 'fake it 'til you make it' is probably as good as it gets in a digital world.

  • Fran Haselden

    How Fran's teaching herself everything about digital and creative work through placements and personal projects, while balancing this with her love of traditional crafts and skills.

  • Kate Kneale

    GEEK2013 will take place 21st - 24th February during Half Term at the Winter Gardens, Margate. So if you don’t know what to do for that half term, you do now.

  • Brian Dury

    Brian is the volunteer Schools Liaison Officer (SLO) for the Kent Local Network of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Through this role, he is a STEM Ambassador and a member of the Kent & Medway STEM Advisory Forum.

  • Christmas Quiz 2012

    We've had a great year. And now's a good time to have a rest, and meet some new people.

    We can't tell you what the questions will be about EXACTLY, but we can tell you that the number of questions will be EXACTLY the same as the number of speakers.

    That's a hint, by the way.

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