Notes on Student Presentations:
Andy P
- Alice's "brain" is stored on a separate server
- although text only, the interactor has to write most of this him/herself so it's highly interactive
- the coding is elegant - xml driven language
- language is not just yes or no's but works with "categories" and "recursions": how much something is reiterated
- only in English right now
- Alice is not the only AI application, g.o.d: talk to god
- changes the space/time - talking not with a person but with code
Maxine
- Sessions.edu Colour Calculator
http://www.sessions.edu/ilu/ilu_1.asp - You first select a design and then a shape (square, triangle, etc.) to rotate around a colour wheel. The resulting colour values are listed as CMYK, RGB and HTML web-safe colours and you can either copy, download or email the number values. You can adjust the saturation and lightness of the hues
- different from a piece of paper because of the speed, and ability to try lots of different examples
- a bit limiting if you start off with a colour in mind and then it doesn't have it
- you can save all the colour information onto you clipboard
- they are all web-safe colours so not useful for print work etc...
- Fluid Forms - your unique designs
- designing your own products online
- "Personal tastes are as different as people themselves
For this reason Fluidforms offers everyone an individual Design. Our website enables you to design according to your own preferences with but a few clicks of the mouse. Create your own unique forms, and bring to life your own individual Design" - not enough human interaction, too limited
- long tail - niche marketing
Kieren
- Peter Howard - probability of racoons
- emote poem
- http://www.peterhoward.org/emotepoem/emotepoem.html
- java works on mobiles so could *easily* move this into a different environment
- also might show it on interactive white boards for use in galleries
- Uncyclopedia
- content here is usually hoax, jokes - look at the entry for "jesus"
- anyone can edit but according to rules - fits Strickland's number 7
- bbc bitesize
- Questionaut
Journey through strange worlds and test your knowledge of English, Maths and Science on this magical mission to recover your friend’s hat.
For Next Week:
Create your own map like this for an area you know well: http://www.wayfaring.com/explore/live
Include:
- Something cultural
- Something historic
- Something personal
- Something for tourists
- Something only locals would know
- Include information about each of your waypoints
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