Guy Vardi from Oberon Media talks about casual games, an emerging part of the gaming industry that widely differs from the cliche we usually have on gamers and games.

In this presentation Kevin Warwick takes a look at four different mergers involving the use of implant technology and micro electrode arrays, like technology for identifying and tracking humans, robots with biological brains, deep brain stimulation for therapeutic purposes and neural implants to enhance human abilities.

Bill Cockayne wraps up the 2008 edition of LIFT, offering his observations and insights on a rich edition.

Discover the LIFT experience, a series of activities inviting LIFTers to get together, create and share.

Kushtrim Xhakli works at the IPKO Institute in Kosovo. He speaks about how innovative projects can transform education.

Bill Thomson and Philippa Martin-King introduce WattWatt, an online community for individuals interested in electrical energy efficiency.

Stephanie Booth presents Going Solo, a conference for independent professionals happening on May 16th, 2008 in Lausanne.

Ewan McIntosh is the National Adviser for Learning and Teaching Scotland, the education agency responsible for curriculum development. He talks about how social media creates open education.

Henriette is a specialist of online communities. She talks about how we should all enjoy the chaos.

Michael Scholl made an amazing series of timelapse videos. Here is what happens during the breaks!