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To simplify the design process this time around (since we didn't have much time) to form factors are essentially the same. Stay Tuned is a little shallower because we don't have to fit a radio inside. ;)
Photos of student projects from the collaboration between DECO3500/7350 Social & Mobile Computing, and JOUR3222 Journalism Design
Eduardo Kac presents work on Bio Art, Telepresence & Biotelematic Art. Genesis. Translating a sentence from the bible into Morse Code, and further into DNA gene code - which is then used to create new genes... These are put into a petri-dish and put on display. Through the web, people can turn on UV light on location - in time, this modifies the genetic code - then 'decoded' and translated into wording.. Voila - the text changes slightly!
With the welcome, homepage and email pages. The texturing and style had a relationship with the hardware. Looking back this is quite Web2.0 for 1996
Pointing an image allows you to drag it around, enlarge it or make it the top one for the stack you just grouped.
Many experiments involving brain imaging have revealed that the zones in our brain that are activated to perform a certain task are the same than the zones people use when they are asked to simply imagine performing that same task.
More info on www.simplifyinginterfaces.com
Taping the experience prototypes was an important part of documenting the project and helping us understand what kinds of refinements and improvements we could make in the service delivery. For more info, see www.myfreshstart.org. Photo credit: Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino
This kiosk was set up to supplement the Fresh Start poster at Emergence 2006. For more info, see www.myfreshstart.org.