Bathcamp #8: Quiz Of The Year
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For the final Bathcamp meetup of 2009, we put together a quiz. We (loosely..) took the topics of the evening meetups from 2009 and then threw in a few more tech questions. Have a go - the answers are in the notes for each slide
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Bathcamp #8: Quiz Of The Year
- 2. BathCamp 2008 13th/14th September 2008 --------------- Evening 1: Web Design - 4th Feb 2009 - Paul Boag - Ryan Carson --------------- Evening 2: Arduino and Current Cost - 4th Mar 2009 - Ben Tomlinson - Dale Lane --------------- Event 3: Mobile - 1st April 2009 - Chris Book, - Giles Turnbull - Dan Zambonini --------------- Event 4: Quiz night - 6th May 2009 Compered by Darren Beale --------------- Event 5: Eclectic night - 1st June 2009 - Pete Ferne - Sam Machin - Cameron Neylon --------------- Event 6: Linked data, adobe AIR, UX - 1st July 2009 - Leigh Dodds - James Whittaker - Joe Leech --------------- Event 7: Bathcamponified - 21st July 2009 - Amy Mahon - Ryan Carson - Sam Machin - Dan Zambonini - Julian Cheal - Steve Pope - Brian Kelly - Chris Book - Mike Ellis --------------- Bathcamp - the barcamp - 26th/27th September 2009
- 3. the quiz 40 questions, 4 rounds
- 48. fin
Editor's Notes
- A: U rges designers not to carry out speculative design
- A: "fold" - designers who say there isn't a fold on the web *** EDIT PICTURE ***
- A: Allows you to give commands to Firefox
- A: Danish - born in Copenhagen
- A: Current Cost
- A: an open-source electronics prototyping platform
- A: PIC / Basic Stamp
- A: C / C++
- A: 1947
- A: [2 Danish words: "leg" and "godt" = "play" and "well"]
- A: 14 months
- A: d)
- A: Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol
- A: Google Wave
- A: Belgium
- A: Japan
- A: 24%
- A: Open research is research, conducted in the spirit of free and open source software. If the research is scientific in nature it is frequently referred to as open science; open research can also include social sciences and the humanities.
- A: Birmingham ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_midlands/4768647.stm)
- A: Nokia 7110
- A: Resource Description Framework
- A: Adobe Integrated Runtime
- A: Copper
- A: c) 1698
- A: The Jet Engine
- A: Facebook
- A: Rich Internet Application
- A: a) Technology Trigger b) Trough of disilusionment and c) Plateau of productivity
- A: b)
- A: Macromedia
- A: c) according to OXIS 2009 Report
- A: c) – 47%
- A: a) 12%!
- A: Google, Facebook, Yahoo!, YouTube, MySpace
- A: a) Blogger, b) Rollyo, c) Netvibes, d) Zimbra
- A: 1. Michael Jackson 2. Susan Boyle 3. Adam Lambert 4. Kobe (Bryant) 5. Chris Brown 6. Chuck Norris 7. Joe Wilson 8. Tiger Woods 9. Christian Bale 10. A-Rod (Alex Rodriguez)
- A: 1968, by Douglas Engelbart
- A: 6 billion
- A: Knol
- A: ”What Would Google Do?” – Jeff Jarvis