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Mud, Mobiles and a Large Interactive Display. / Coulton, Paul; Bamford, William; Edwards, Reuben.
2008. Paper presented at Public and Situated Displays to Support Communities Workshop OzCHI 2008, Cairns, Australia.

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Coulton, P, Bamford, W & Edwards, R 2008, 'Mud, Mobiles and a Large Interactive Display.', Paper presented at Public and Situated Displays to Support Communities Workshop OzCHI 2008, Cairns, Australia, 9/12/08. <http://wraydisplay.lancs.ac.uk/ozchi08/papers.php>

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Coulton, P., Bamford, W., & Edwards, R. (2008). Mud, Mobiles and a Large Interactive Display.. Paper presented at Public and Situated Displays to Support Communities Workshop OzCHI 2008, Cairns, Australia. http://wraydisplay.lancs.ac.uk/ozchi08/papers.php

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Coulton P, Bamford W, Edwards R. Mud, Mobiles and a Large Interactive Display.. 2008. Paper presented at Public and Situated Displays to Support Communities Workshop OzCHI 2008, Cairns, Australia.

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Coulton, Paul ; Bamford, William ; Edwards, Reuben. / Mud, Mobiles and a Large Interactive Display. Paper presented at Public and Situated Displays to Support Communities Workshop OzCHI 2008, Cairns, Australia.3 p.

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abstract = "In this paper we discuss the interactive installation, {\textquoteleft}TxT Book Roskilde{\textquoteright}, which appeared as part of the Roskilde Festival in 2007. The installation consisted of a user-generated collaborative story projected on to the side of one of the event marquees to which festival goers could contribute via their mobile phones. This type of event invariably presents a number of challenges both in terms of design and deployment of the installation and in this paper a number of the major issues are discussed together with the experience at the festival which inevitably included a great deal of mud as Roskilde Festival 2007 was officially the wettest ever!",
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