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Kaome: Today in DDC the groups that ventured in the direction on the compass presented their data.  Each group was in charge of presenting statistics, maps, photos, videos, and stories.  Afterwards the tutors and teachers explained the days activities to us.  There was a 10x10 space in the middle of our DDC camp room.  TY explained what the 10x10 space was for and asked what came to mind when we thought of the 10x10 space.  Next we were told that we were going out to select a space that was 10x10 to put whatever we wanted inside.  We then split into groups and went outside.  the group that i was in headed east towards 10th ave.  Along the way Don and Heather explained a little bit more about the 10x10 space project.  On the corner of 21st and 10th we decided to continue east to 9th ave.  On our way crossing the street I spotted a Modded dodge charger which I thought was so cool. To Be Coninued

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Digital Day Camp is a summer program of Eyebeam Art + Technology Center.

Digital Day Camp 2011 is made possible by a generous grant from the New Youth City Learning Network Fund at The New York Community Trust.

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  • Program Overview
  • About DDC
  • Eyebeam
  • Teens
  • Mentors & Tutors
  • Final Project
  • Day 1
  • Day 2
  • Day 3
  • Day 4
  • Day 5
  • Day 6
  • Day 7
  • Day 8
  • Day 9
  • Day 10
  • 10 x 10 x 10 project
  • Commuting
  • interviews
  • Exploring East
  • Exploring West
  • Exploring North
  • Exploring South
  • Farm Trip
  • Green Map Trip
  • NYPL Map Room Visit
  • Mapping Assignment
  • Data Visualization
  • 10x10 pixel portraits
  • 10x10x10 Sculptures

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