TorCampDesignSlam 1.0 AKA SlamCamp

A TorCamp event Held Saturday, February 25, 2006, 2:30–6:00, Navantis, Inc.

I'd like to thanks everyone who came out for the Design Slam. The turnout was great and I hope we can do this again. -- BryceJohnson

Results

Four teams of seven or eight participants, each named after a children's gift label handed out randomly to participants, competed in this competition to redesign the city's megabin garbage containers.

Results from judges

Judges scored the event as follows:

  1. Team Swiss Cheese won the event (62 points)
  2. Team Baobab (58)
  3. Team Japanese Air Guitar (57)
  4. Team Piggybank (54.5)

Results from peers

Each team scored all the other teams on the same criteria the judges used. Score sheets were retained and tabulated, adding up everything but the mayor's score (which only some people filled in). The highest-scoring team on each sheet was given one point. The same was done with the judges' scoring. This Freakonomics-style measurement assesses overall winners rather than fine-tuning by number of points; in a real-world client presentation, only one team would win. (A single score sheet with a tied result was discarded. The city has a troubled history of dealing with tie votes.)
sonuçlar
sınav sonuçları
aöf sonuçları
kpss sonuçları
sbs sonuçları
öss sonuçları
ehliyet sınav sonuçları
sayısal loto sonuçları
milli piyango sonuçları
şans topu sonuçları
on numara sonuçları
at yarışı sonuçlarıiddaa sonuçlarıcanlı maç sonuçları
ihale sonuçları
seçim sonuçları
yerelseçim sonuçları
referandum sonuçları
Peers scored the event as follows:

  1. Team Baobab won with 15 votes
  2. Team Swiss Cheese (11)
  3. Team Piggybank (1) & Team Japanese Air Guitar (1)

Judges and peers essentially agreed. Judges assigned two votes each to Baobab and Swiss Cheese, the only credible finalists. Baobab won the popular vote by a reasonable margin, but Baobab and Swiss Cheese trounced the other teams. Swiss Cheese won the judges' vote. The presumed real-world outcome would involve Swiss Cheese's getting the contract and Baobab launching a lawsuit. wino kredyt mieszkaniowy sprzedam mieszkanie sprzedam bilet

Participants

Please enter your names under the appropriate team below.

Swiss Cheese 

  1. Robin Gambhir - OpenBlue Networks
  2. Thomas Purves
  3. ShelleyMcKay - cricketmarketing.com
  4. MatthewBurpee
  5. Paul Newby - PicoList Toronto

Baobab

  1. CraigSaila
  2. PatrickDinnen Hogtown Consulting
  3. Quinn Fung
  4. JayGoldman Radiant Core
  5. Christine Samuel [http://www.christinesamuel.ca]
  6. Robertson Boyle

Japanese Air Guitar

  1. Kaleem Khan
  2. Taylan Pince
  3. Dan Zlotnikov
  4. Avi Soudack
  5. MichaelBodalski - spazsquatch.com

Piggybank

  1. Peter Dawson - TorCampDesingSlam1-Thought Flickrs
  2. Martin Kuplens-Ewart
  3. Mark Kuznicki - Tercina, Inc.
  4. MikeBeltzner
  5. Audrey Carr - Delvinia Interactive

Judges

  • Mayor: Her Worship Barbara Suzanne Long Hall
  • City of Toronto Marketing: Carsten Knoch
  • City of Toronto Waste Management: BryceJohnson
  • Spacer-style city activist: Joe Clark

Tags and blogs

dogum gunu mesajlari
bayram mesajlari
kandil mesajlari
araba yaris oyunlari
cocuk oyunu
dekorasyon oyunlari
For blog and Flickr coverage, use the minimum set of tags TorCampDesignSlam (and the first and second halves of that if you want; Technorati/Flickr results) and megabin (Technorati/Flickr).

Blog coverage

  1. Joe Clark (Flickr photos)
  2. Tom's Flickr set
  3. Jay's Flickr Set
  4. Bryce's Flickr Set
  5. Matthew's Flickr Set

If you liked DesignSlam then you'll love this (maybe)

The City of Toronto is in the process of running a coordinated street furniture project with the stated aim to 'harmonize the design and placement of street amenities in an aesthetically appealing, functional and accessible manner.'.

You can get involved 'learn more about the Coordinated Street Furniture Program, and provide the city with your comments' by attending one of the four workshops running Feb 28 - March 7, the date is March 6 for the downtown workshop.

I can guarantee this won't be as much fun as DesignSlam, but perhaps it will mean we don't have some much poorly thought out city street furniture to focus on at future DesignSlams.

Sorry this is slightly off-topic, but hopefully it's close enough to be relevant - PatrickDinnen

Old information

  • Expected Attendance: All are welcome! Please add yourself to the Attendees list below so we have some idea of the size of the crowd.
  • Format: 30 minute Client Presentation, 2 hours of Slamming, 1 hour of Team Presentations
  • Drinks, snacks and Lunch Provided:
  • Sponsors: We need sponsors for things like the Slam consumables - flipchart paper, markers, etc as well as prizes for the top teams. Email mmilan at gmail.com if you think you can help out with any of these.

Mini-FAQ

  • What's the point?
A Design Slam is where we have a fictitious company present a problem to "agencies" made of random torcampers. These ingenious and innovative people will have a set block of time to design and pitch their idea to the company.

  • Who can come?
Everyone is welcome! Just Edit this page and add your name under Attendees, below, so that we have a rough idea of numbers.

  • What are these things about?
For more info on past SLAMs look here:
http://www.e-reiss.com/Seminars/IA%20Slam%20mini-site.aspx
http://www.raincitystudios.com/bmni-creative-canux-design-slam

  • What are the rules?
Rule #1 of SlamCamp: Bring Your Brain to Slam Camp ;)

Rule #2 of SlamCamp: No computers allowed. Why no computers? - Because real design is done with your brains and your peers.


Registered attendees:

  1. BryceJohnson - thechickentest.com
  2. MatthewMilan - emergentpatterns.com
  3. DeborahHartmann - vitalbrew.com - I want to document the event - photos, notes, maybe even some audio clips
  4. DavidCrow
  5. PatrickDinnen - Hogtown Consulting
  6. Thomas Purves
  7. MichaelBodalski - spazsquatch.com
  8. ShelleyMcKay - cricketmarketing.com
  9. Ken Schafer - One Degree
  10. CraigSaila - saila.com
  11. AviSoudack - brightroom.ca
  12. Dan Zlotnikov - WatCHI
  13. Jonathan Resnick
  14. Peter Dawson - Thought Flickrs
  15. Arnold Wytenburg - theartguy.ca
  16. Anuradha Kumarannehelage - Navantis
  17. JayGoldman - Radiant Core
  18. MikeBeltzner - Mozilla
  19. Dave Han - waterwave.ca
  20. Michael Maclennan - geodistribution
  21. Suzanne Long
  22. Joe Clark
  23. Carsten Knoch - Navantis
  24. Patt Mark - chicken Recipes
  25. Christine Samuel
  26. Audrey Carr - Delvinia
  27. Robin Gambhir - OpenBlue Networks
  28. Allenna Leonard
  29. Siobhan McLaughlin
  30. Randy Macdonald
  31. Kaleem Khan ux
  32. Quinn Fung - student
  33. Taylan Pince - taylanpince.com
  34. Martin Kuplens-Ewart - Radiant Core
  35. Mark Kuznicki - Strategy Nerd
  36. MatthewBurpee
  37. Paul Newby - PicoList Toronto

Not Attending:

  1. Timothy Li - student - have fun all!
  2. David Crow


Page Information

  • 2 weeks ago [history]
  • View page source
  • You're not logged in
  • JavaScript is disabled on this wiki.
  • No tags yet learn more

Wiki Information

Recent PBwiki Blog Posts