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Short Paper - template
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Read one paper by Card AND one by Shneiderman out of the two papers available for each author and the available papers can be found here.
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Identify key concepts and what you have learned.
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Express in your words what Information Visualization is “all about”.
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3 pages. Be concise and to the point.
Due: February 8,
2007
(a) send email with URL for the exercise published as a webpage
to the instructor by
10am the latest.
(b) hand-in hardcopy at the start of lecture.
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Video Report
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Create “Information Visualization” highlights video.
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Communicate concisely “essence” of Information Visualization.
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Using the provided source
videos, the task is to “edit it down” into 2 min video.
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At least 20 “cuts” = “shot” change, video transition or audio fade.
Example: opening title with visual and audio fade = 3 cuts.
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Add text and possibly narration and/or
music.
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Create web
page that concisely describes intention of the video report as welll
as the edits performed. The web page also has a hyperlink to folder
that contains: Premiere file, exported AVI file as well as Titles,
Stills you created, Sounds or other Videos
you added.
Email a pointer to the summary page to the instructor.
Due: March 8, 2007
and Revision = March 29, 2007
(send email with URL for the exercise to the instructor
by 6pm the latest.)
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Flash - Create Navigation
Structure.
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Identify four to five primary navigation categories for Final Project
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Create interactive and animated navigation buttons for each category
using Flash.
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Create flash file that uses primary navigation buttons
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For each category, provide a short paragraph describing what
the content the category will cover.
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Consult Lectures 20, 21 and 22 for more specifics and suggestions on
how to create Flash file that uses interactive buttons and uses a different
scene for each category.
Due: April 5, 2007
and Revision = April 19, 2007
Send email with URL for the exercise to the instructor
by 6pm the latest.
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