Workshop

Today, I ran a workshop called Video Visualization together with RITMO research assistant Joachim Poutaraud. The workshop was part of the Digital Scholarship Days 2023 organized by the University of Oslo Library, four days packed of hands-on tutorials of various useful things. Presentation slides made by Jupyter Notebook Joachim has done a fantastic job updating the Wiki with all the new things he has implemented in the toolbox. However, the Wiki is not the best thing to use in a workshop, it has too much information and would create an information overload for the participants. ...

Yesterday I held a workshop on music-related motion capture at this year’s Art.on.Wires. The workshop was quite similar to the one I held in Trondheim a couple of weeks ago. Trond Lossius held workshops on Jamoma and surround sound, and there were many other interesting workshops as well. Below are some pictures from the festival:

{.vrtx-introduction} IRCAM is proposing a workshop on GDIF & SpatDIF 20-21 May. The invitation e-mail sent to the GDIF mailing list is attached below. Interested people should contact Baptiste Caramiaux directly to show their interest. We propose to organize at IRCAM a meeting/workshop about the GDIF and SpatDIF projects. Such an event could be very interesting to make an update of the current issues and choices made by the different research groups, and possibly to decide on further collaborative actions. ...

A couple of weeks ago, we organised a workshop on hyperinstruments and GDIF at the Norwegian Academy of Music. This workshop was an initiative of the NIME strategic research project at the Academy, and I have put up some pictures from the workshop on the new blog site for the project.