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The first public appearance of the Wits Robotic Orchestra - a collaborative project by students from Wits Digital Arts, Wits Music, and the Wits School of Electrical Engineering. November 17, 2001, before a capacity audience in the Wits Amphitheatre.
JANUARY 9, 2012 - Winter term 2012 i-Media fly-in course in Panama. Their project: Tortuguias: The Panamanian non-governmental organization dedicated to preserving sea turtles and other marine life welcomed an Elon iMedia team to help centralize its disparate online efforts into one redesigned website. (Photo by John West)
Picture of Douglas Davenport - More of the NYC AIGA trip. Shot by Jason Davenport, Going Interactive
Anita Ondine-Smith of Seize the Media speaks during the Hybrid Biz Models panel at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Woodwards, Vancouver.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
Just couldn't get enough of the awesome cloudy sky view from my plane seat. Think I was coming back from Chicago. Shot by Jason Davenport, Going Interactive
Open House for Sheridan Interactive Media 2016 academics.sheridancollege.ca/programs/interactive-media-m...
Moyra Rodger of Magnify Digital moderates the Interactive Canuck panel at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Woodwards, Vancouver.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
Robert Hardy's CanCon Convergence Roulette at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Woodwards, Vancouver.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
Open House for Sheridan Interactive Media 2016 academics.sheridancollege.ca/programs/interactive-media-m...
Open House for Sheridan Interactive Media 2016 academics.sheridancollege.ca/programs/interactive-media-m...
JANUARY 9, 2012 - Winter term 2012 i-Media fly-in course in Panama. Their project: Tortuguias: The Panamanian non-governmental organization dedicated to preserving sea turtles and other marine life welcomed an Elon iMedia team to help centralize its disparate online efforts into one redesigned website. (Photo by John West)
James Milward of Secret Location on the Interactive Canuck panel at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Woodwards, Vancouver.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
MediaME is an interactive video installation comprised of over hundreds of videos, arranged to mimic the picture of the person standing in front of the blue screen. Videos are continuously arranged in a real-time to form a mosaic representation of the background as well. The main purpose of the MediaME is to show bidirectional relationship between people and the media. The camera captures image of the person standing in front of the blue screen and tile the video image with small individual video clips selected from a video database to match the specific area of the target video. Captured images are being displayed as video mosaic which contains large number of individual video clips. An electronic projector will project video mosaic onto the large screen right before the person. This project is installed in the iSpace at Singapore Science center to allow visitors to obtain a novel experience in entrainment and social communication.
Keynote speaker Robert Tercek on stage at Merging+Media 2010, SFU Cinema, SFU Woodwards.
Photo by Liz Kearlsey.
SEPTEMBER 22 -- Students in Elon?s new interactive media master?s program produced content and took a leadership role in the fourth annual OneWebDay observance on Sept. 22. Elon hosted North Carolina?s events for the day, which attracted a global network of partner organizations and individual activists committed to broadening the public?s awareness of Internet and Web issues while deepening a culture of participation in building a Web that works for everyone.
OneWebDay events took place at Elon?s weekly College Coffee, where interactive media students posted Tweets on Twitter, took surveys, and talked with people about the importance of protecting this vital human communications network. They will also produce a video from the College Coffee event to post on OneWebDay?s Web site. (Photo by Grant Halverson)
The first public appearance of the Wits Robotic Orchestra - a collaborative project by students from Wits Digital Arts, Wits Music, and the Wits School of Electrical Engineering. November 17, 2001, before a capacity audience in the Wits Amphitheatre.
MediaME is an interactive video installation comprised of over hundreds of videos, arranged to mimic the picture of the person standing in front of the blue screen. Videos are continuously arranged in a real-time to form a mosaic representation of the background as well. The main purpose of the MediaME is to show bidirectional relationship between people and the media. The camera captures image of the person standing in front of the blue screen and tile the video image with small individual video clips selected from a video database to match the specific area of the target video. Captured images are being displayed as video mosaic which contains large number of individual video clips. An electronic projector will project video mosaic onto the large screen right before the person. This project is installed in the iSpace at Singapore Science center to allow visitors to obtain a novel experience in entrainment and social communication.