Atticmedia has been working with the DfES/DCSF for over 5 years and in that time we have worked successfully together on numerous sites, campaigns and resources, at times working simultaneously on 3 or more projects. Rarely does a month go by when we’re not doing something for the department.
Atticmedia and First Light Films applied for, and won, a large grant from Culture Online (a DCMS funded scheme to promote culture and the arts online) to produce the Film Street site. Film Street is a Bafta nominated, fully immersive flash and HTML site which encourages primary age children to learn about the film industry and making film.
BBC Jam was a broadband interactive informal learning service for children aged 5 to 16. The resource was designed for home use, but all subjects were linked to the curricula in England, N Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, funded by the DCMS Culture Online scheme, asked Atticmedia to design and build an interactive website aimed primarily at 13-18 year olds. The site was to allow users to explore music and find out how music is composed, performed and produced.
Atticmedia were commissioned to develop networked kiosks and the online website for the River and Rowing Museum in Henley.
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