Andris Vētra started the first workshop of the day with his presentation "Parallel thinking with Six thinking hats by
Edward de Bono".
After the presentation the teams analysed their project using the Six thinking hats method and the session ended up in a discussion over the method in plenary.
See presentation here
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| Andris Vētra |
Martyn Thayne introduced his workshop with the presentation "Concept Development - The Importance of 'R & D' to Technical Innovation and Design". After the presentation the teams created ideas about using open data in services or products they invented.
See presentation here
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| Martyn Thyme |
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| From Martyn's slides |
From workshops:
The afternoon the teams continued their work with producing
demos of the concepts that were introduced in our post published earlier.
Finnish evening
After dinner the second Cultural Evening was arranged and hosted by the TAMK team. The Finnish team has actually only two Finns, the other students come from South Korea (2), Malaysia, Israel, Latvia, Poland, Russia and the Netherlands.
The Finnish evening featured a very informative Finnish quiz, a crash course in Finnish pronunciation and a competition in two parts; Finnish Karaoke and a version of the Finnish national sport - Wife carrying. Finally Finnish food and networking.
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| Suomi - Finland |
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| Finnish Karaoke - English style |
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| Finnish Karaoke - Catalan interpretation |
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| Salmon with rye bread, salmiakki, berries... |
Wife carrying contest styles:
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| The hosts first presented the official style |
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| The Latvian way |
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| The Dutch way |
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| Catalan creativity |
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| The English won the award |
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