Transcript for Digital Open Winners: Australian Teen Crafts

Just stop and think, "Why are we doing this, what are we doing, and am I happy?"

Boing Boing teamed up with Institute for the Future and Sun Microsystems to create The Digital Open,

an online tech expo for teens 17 and under around the world.

Now meet one of the winners.

My name is Harry Lee, I'm sixteen years old

and I live in Melbourne, Australia.

The winning project's name was Sneaky Card. I created the card

in an effort to create a game which used

social interaction as a platform, rather than, say, amazing graphics, amazing visuals

or really complicated gameplay. So these aren't games played on a platform

like the xbox or computer, these are games you play as you, as a real person.

Those are the games I chose to focus on, because those are the more exciting games in my opinion

they explore social interaction between humans,

which is far more interesting than, I suppose, emulating a battle field.

The game is basically a card, just one card

and it says on it: "Pass this card on to someone else without anyone noticing."

And that's it. And that's why I called it Sneaky Card:

because it involves elements of put-pocketing, which is sort of the opposite of pick-pocketing