VETLICAT_Lisbon Conferences

VETLICAT (VET Linking Creativity and Advanced Technology) desenvolve-se como um projecto focado num grupo específico de profissionais na indústria criativa, que reúne prestadores de VET, os consumidores, os artistas, designers e criativos.
Numa tentativa de enfrentar o problema em que o cenário de ensino e formação professional artística não unificam unificazmente a criatividade e as novas tecnologias, este ciclo de conferências visa trabalhar conjuntamente na construção de precursos que se identifica como modelo de formação inovadora, criado e em prática na “Waag Academy”, na Holanda.

VETLICAT (VET Linking Creativity & Advanced Technology) project addresses specific target group of creative industry professionals, both VET providers and consumers such as artists, designers and creative sector decision makers. We are addressing a problem that existing VET scenarios do not blend effectively creativity with advanced technologies. Our main objective is to work together in order to transfer an innovative training model that originated in the Netherlands called “WAAG Academy”.

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PAVEL SMETANA _ 
Opening CIANT / VETLICAT Conference

ACHILLEAS KENTONIS_ 
Kids fab lab as a stepping foot on the door

PATRICIA GOUVEIA
Using Serious Games to Generate Participation and Civic Engagement

ROBERT PRAXMARER
Playing for a better world - System change starts with education, games and storytelling

PIA TIKKA
Converging neurocinematics and enactive cinema - future out-look

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MARC BOONSTRA
Waag Academy project

CARMEN JOHANN
How to transform real world data into an engaging and selling gameplay

JONAS ZIMMER
Games as a simple visualization of complex data

MARIA GARDIZI
Serious Games - A creative approach to knowledge transfer

DANIEL SCHWARZ
Next Game Level of Creativity

FILIPE PAIS
Errors, misbehaviors and friction design: The MisB Kit and The Behavior of Things 

PETR SVAROVSKY
Silver: Failures & Insults

ALEXANDER VALJAMAE
Physiological computing applications in art, well-being and science context