Teaching kids how to Twitter

Interesting idea here coming from the UK - where schools may teach kids how to Twitter, blog, podcast, etc.
Check out the story

Going Interactive Wins Gold AMY & Silver AMY Awards

Last night (3.19.09) Going Interactive brought home two big awards from the AMA AMY ceremony.

MyBoxercraft.com was the overall winner of the Web Transactional category and took Gold.

Ron Clark's - Great American Teachers Club microsite was a runner-up in the Web Microsite category.

GI would like to thank all of the Going Interactive team members who participated in making both of these sites successful as well as the clients for the great opportunities.

Here's some photos of last nights event:

GI's infamous "audience shot from the stage"


Principal's Jason Davenport & Doug Davenport saying "thanks"


The awards

See more photos on the Going Interactive Flickr feed

Don't forget you can also "fan" us on Going Interactive Facebook

iPhone Update

This just in...
Apple just announced that iPhone OS 3.0 software, coming this summer, will deliver 100 new features, including cut, copy and paste; MMS; landscape view for Mail, Text and Notes; stereo Bluetooth; Notes syncing; shake to shuffle; parental controls for TV shows, movies and App Store apps; and a new Voice Memo app. Apple also released an updated SDK, with more than 1,000 new Application Programming Interfaces, to registered developers.

Learn More at Apple

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Facebook- Not Google

Interesting bit of information about Facebook giving more referrals than Google on some sites.
Here's a great quote from the article... "Soon [SEO/SEM spend] will start to follow the eyeballs and transition from Google to social media".

GI Vimeo Channel

We've always enjoyed watching creative videos on Vimeo, so we finally created our own Going Interactive Vimeo Channel to share with others. Check it out.


MyBoxercraft: 4 of 5 Behind the Scenes Photo Shoot from Going Interactive on Vimeo.

Shooting the Gauntlet

Here's some scenes from our recent video green screen shoot for elements of Ron Clark's "Gauntlet" interactive game for teachers currently in development here.