During the day the students worked on ICT projects. They made a stop-frame animation movie using Lego models. They made a film about the exhibition and recorded video interviews with some of the visitors.
Students also had a chance to see some very interesting equipment. Reports were recorded to camera using Chromakey backgrounds. (We also found out how Harry Potter's invisibility cloak worked.) There was a convincing demonstration of 3D projection - we saw a moving display of a heart beating in mid-air, an arm's length in front of us – we could almost touch it - that rotated so we could see how it worked. But most fascinating of all was Microsoft Surface, which resembled a coffee table but was a horizontal computer screen that responded to touch - and the touch of many fingers at once.
One of the adults interviewed said: "The students were brilliant, so confident, so polite, so engaging." But the students simply said that the day was fun.