Our first Twitdoc

This is our first ever live Twitter documentary using the excellent TwitCam service. We broadcast live to the Twitterverse from Delfina this morning as we made our sculpture inspired by the London skyline with artist Claire Burnett. It was really easy to set up and we even managed to attract the interest of four other tweeps. I'm writing this from the event about half an hour before the guests arrive. The space looks amazing, the dancers are ready, the primary school kids have arrived and our sculpture is almost ready. It's been a great day and the student members of the ARG have learned a lot about abstraction, working to a tight deadline and collaborating on a difficult brief. Here's another Twitdoc from later in the day:

Sorry, No Java is installed!

I hope that I am making a valid point here ?

As the group who is promoting creativity in Tallis and promoting amazing websites etc, I think that we need to look into why the school does not seem to have Flash, Java and other players installed on the network? Does the group think that this is something which we should try and promote to get installed onto the network... so that the web 2.0 applications will run in school?

Also has anyone looked into Microsoft's Silverlight? I use this quite a bit because Microsoft offer a superb online storage system which allows you to use remote desktop too! (Macs work on this too I believe) It's called Live Mesh https://www.mesh.com/Welcome/default.aspx and all you need is a Windows Live ID (MSN Log in)

So what do people think?