Here is the map for the show.http://itp.nyu.edu/~dhr4174/Spring_Show_07.pdf Small rectangles show projects locations for kiosks/pedestals. Large rectangles show locations of black tables.

Approved projects listing

Below is the list of projects that have been approved for the 2007 Spring Show. This semester we received a record setting number of submissions to the show (over 230) and we are including a record setting number of projects in the show (144) making it the largest ITP show.

If your project is included in the show, please make sure that your entry includes updated graphics and texts for the sign and that your project will be ready for the walkthrough on Tuesday May 8 at noon. Anything not working by this time will be cut. If you are not 100% sure about your project being ready for the show, please let us know ASAP so we can reallocate space and equipment to other projects. If your project is not in the list, you can still submit it to the ITP gallery venue after the show.

Space and equipment allocations for the show will be posted here shortely.

Jean-Marc and Danny.

ShiftSpace
The Crow Vending Machine
Spurious Memories
Spatula Of Death
LettrWritr
Beverage Informatics
RhythmFlow
Indigi-Net
Sonic Topology
Krinkl-o-Tron
Iran Connect
BioBronc
freeFormed.net
Living surfaces
Oh, Chandelier
Before we could remember
Engineering Wonder
Experimental Devices for Performance
Tales from The Admiral
MobileVoices
The In(ter)ventions Festival
Comic Exercise
The exquisite box
Capacitor Magazine
MobiNet
vlogbot
plaYard
Information Recast: A Flexible Map
Modulotron
Airtime
iN-BaGs
The Zipwire
Stop The Infections!! Game
d0uble t1me: a binary learning experience
This device is for you.
Ov� 2.0
Ambient TV
zoonori
urban poetry
Solar Jewelry
Detritus I+II
PLAY MEGAPHONE 3001
Portel
word-chaser
Blue phoenix
Lab-Draw
The Inner Fabric of New York City
Paso Andando/ our interactive travel log
Birthday Cake
Sequential Storytelling: Digital Comics
ZipWear
REWAKE
The Gender Neutralization Device
In Praise of Practically Nothing
FLICKER FOREVER
Lumen
Networked Byte Organ
looop-R
Haptic Feedback Machine
1-Bit Video
ReadableLaws.org
888- iPLATEu
bikejus
WordShots.com
Cellular Automata FM Synthesizer
The Language Dialer
Solar Time
imPulse
Ignoratio Elenchi: A News Feed
LUVunderground
Monstar Lab
Live Action Prototyping
Fairy at the Night
Anti-Smoking Jacket
Under The Level
Capture the Corporation
Adaptive Videography
Camera for K
geodetic effect
Sustainable ITP
Spring Comes to ITP
Improving Posture and Pressure for Handwriting
Motion
Jbx Arcade 4000
the fleeting moment glass
future TV 2
Walking the City
Robot Gossip
email lantern
The Red Carpet
PoetryBall
Energija
Space Between
Something Happened Here
Meta Hari & the Seduction of Technology
Tech Trek TV
The Sunstrap
Fabricating Information Class Show
Physical Encryption
MutherBoard
Record Decay
Ubolics
JitterBox
Better Bin
ultraORB
The Floating Funhouse
Cousteau
SHELLHOUSE - [ living portable ]
LetterRun
Mouth Piano
HCI: Human-Canine Interactions
The Multi-Headed Hydra: A Generative Book
Truth-Teller
Wireless Power Monitoring
freeFormed.net
ToddlePuff
Rapid Prototyping Fabric Sculpture
Ask Dubya
Trigr
Social Bomb
MotionMemoriesWall
Second Life Cyclorama
Affection
Heelys Hack: Energy Shoes
Door Secure
myVibe
Clock-Talk
UrbanMarkIt
Intimate Game Controllers
Hypershelf: Linking books
"What is politics?"
The Intersection of Human and Insect Aesthetics
Rama
Interactive Pinwheels
Hypothetical Drawings About Our Children
bottleHunt
BINGO BANGO
PopTop Portfolio
0.25*4
You Are Being Watched
Living Comics (Tentative)
Dust
3001:MMMI
Inferno

Everything you always wanted to know (and will be expected to have read)

(Last Updated March 19 2007)

Where do I sign up?

Sign up for equipment and space requests online. Add a new project. You improve your projects chances with a complete entry for the project. If you have problems email david.nolen@nyu.edu These are the most important items:

Fields (edit project)
- Elevator Pitch
- Description
- User Scenario
Attachments:
- Main Image (you can click on the place holder or scroll down to "Edit Documents")
- Team Members
- Classes
- Add "2007 ITP Spring Show" as a venue.
- Enter any equipment request that you might have
- Enter a space requirement, (under "equipment/space" select one or more atributes that describe your space requirement, be sure to select a size).

When do I need to sign up by?

You need to sign up through the online signup by Monday, April 16 at 9 AM. Signup will open on March 26, and you can modify your space, equipment, and project description any time in between those dates. The equipment and space is not allotted on a first come, first served basis, so there is no need to rush to sign up the first day. Get your details straight first.

Show Dates

Monday March 26 Start entering projects.
Monday April 16 Deadline for entering projects.
Monday April 23 Final list of projects in the show, and locations, announced.
Sunday May 6 Floor taken apart for show.
Monday May 7 9:00 AM equipment distributed, projects set up.
Tuesday May 8 noon, walkthrough. Anything not working by this time will be cut.
Show dates: Tuesday May 8 5:00 - 9:00 , Wednesday May 9 5:00 - :9:00
Cleanup: Wednesday May 9 :9:00 - midnight. All participants in the show are required to stay until the end of cleanup.

Who are the faculty producers of the show?

The faculty producers of the show are: Danny Rozin danny.rozin@nyu.edu and Jean-Marc Gauthier jean-marc.gauthier@nyu.edu

How are projects selected for the show?

Space and equipment will be in short supply and it will not be possible to take all comers. So projects are judged by the following criteria:

Project is from a class in the current semester.
How well will the project show in this venue. Not too big (space), not too long (time), not too much equipment.
How far along is the project, is it likely to be finished?
Projects from foundation classes usually do not get in, but are considered at the last minute if space is available.

I'm in a group project; who should sign up?

Your group should choose one person to be the primary person responsible for the show. That person will be the person who should answer all equipment and space questions, who signs up in the online signup, and who stays with the project all through the show.

How many projects can I have in the show?

Each student can have one individual project and one group project in the show.

Equipment

Start with the technical staff (Nancy and Rob). They can give you an idea of what's available. If you have a special need, they can let you know if it's feasible. They will also consult with the producing faculty on what equipment goes to what group.
If you are looking for equipment other than regular checkout equipment before the show please contact: itp.helpdesk@nyu.edu

Space

Typically, the biggest space that any project can be given is about 9 ft. x 9 ft (approx. 3m x 3m). If you're planning something larger, you need to scale down.
If you are looking for staging space before the show please contact: itp.helpdesk@nyu.edu

Attitude

Be long on flexibility and organization and short on entitlement.
Maintain a sense of humor. No matter what happens, it'll be alright in the end.
Plan more time than you think you need.
Keep contact with teachers and staff; things change quickly.
Get proper sleep, and eat properly.
Maintain concern for your fellow students, staff and faculty; we'll need each other's support to make the show work. The show is a privilege, not a right. Anyone exhibiting rude behavior during the show process may be removed from the show.

How many projects are there in the show?

As many as the floor can fit. Typically the floor can fit about 70 projects comfortably, 80 if we're stuffed to the gills.

I've got a project that I want to put in the stairwell/lobby/roof/mars. What do I need to do?

The building management staff, who would make that decision, frowns on us putting projects in odd places. We can ask, but your chances are slim. Blocking the stairwells is illegal, for example, and putting things in the elevator blocks traffic and introduces a security risk. If you're planning anything off the floor, talk to the producing faculty before you start, at least one month in advance.

Will there be signs for the projects?

The sign will be located next to your project. It will be made from the information you submit in the online signup, so make sure you fill it out in full. Make any final corrections by Friday April 27.

I want to include my thesis project in the show. What should I do?

Sign up like other projects. Add the venue "Spring Show 2007" to your project. Your project will be considered along with all the other projects submitted. Whether it's accepted or not will not reduce your responsibilities to your thesis class or thesis week.

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