While at college I entered the RSA Student Design awards, doing the interactive brief. The project was a sort of interactive CD-Rom (but stored on ZiP discs) made in Apple Media Tools. AMT is a long forgotten piece of software that’s like a cross between PowerPoint and JavaScript. I loved it. I recently found the files, which obviously don’t work any more but I was able to salvage some screengrabs. I can’t remember the exact brief but it was something to do with government and innovation. The work involved clicking around to get the numbers to spin and form words. The numbers represented government and the spinning represented innovation. Obviously.