Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts

Monday, December 24, 2012

Merry Linkfest!

Here is a long list of links to posts from the Interactive Multimedia Technology blog. Many of the posts include video clips, photos, and links to resources, including articles, scholarly publications, presentations, and in some cases, interesting open-source code.

 Enjoy!
  • Interactive Tablets and Learning: One Laptop Per ...
  • Crafting Gorgeous User Interfaces: Rich Robinson, ...
  • Updated: Links and Resources for coping with (and...
  • Connecting: Exploration of the Future of Interacti...
  • This Exquisite Forest: Join this massive online, c...
  • Sharing the Holiday Meme(s) - Christmas House Ligh...
  • RP-VITA, Dr. Roboto - Remote Control Telepresence...
  • Augmented Human Conference '13 (ACM CHI) March 7th...
  • Musings about still-popular Interactive Multimedia...
  • EpiCollect: A mobile app, useful for photo + data-...
  • Quick Link: Comparison of Interactive Whiteboards...
  • LINK: Mobile's Role in a Consumer's Media Day: Sma...
  • Thinking in the 21st Century: Videos...
  • First-Person User Interface; Mobile to the Future;...
  • Interactive TV Design Discussion - David Herigstad...
  • Usability of Windows 8: Food for thought from Jako...
  • Surface Tablet vs. iPad Video, via SAY Media
  • Human Computer Interaction + Informal Science Educ...
  • Knight Digital Media Center: Election shows data i...
  • Video: Overview of Multimedia Learning Principles,...
  • Revisiting the Multi-touch Parody of CNN's Magic M...
  • Jeff Han Discusses Windows 8 for Large Displays, M...
  • Interactive Display at the Local Hyundai Dealershi...
  • CFP for Special Issue of Personal and Ubiquitous C...
  • Stantum Update: Innovative Tablet and Mobile Tech...
  • iPad3 and iPad Mini: Hands-on Side-by Side Compar...
  • Got Interactive (Multimedia) Textbooks Inside Your...
  • From a Post-WIMP Perspective: What Happens When Po...
  • More Tablets, More Mobile, More Social. On The Me...
  • Tablet and Mobile Day (or Era): Lots of upcoming n...
  • Link to "Who Works with Creative Coders", by Tim S...
  • Lenovo's Touchy-Twisty Tablet-Laptops (Video)
  • Bill Moggridge left our world in September, but hi...
  • Smartphone Use Infographic, via Pew Internet and A...
  • Interactive Video: Google Doodle Star Trek Clip -...
  • A Few Awesome RSA Animate Videos
  • SAP's new Mobility Design Center: Services Describ...
  • Digital Disruption Video (Deloitte): Nice use of a...
  • Thinking about a Kurio 7 Tablet for your kid? Her...
  • Grandson and iPad: "I did it!"
  • Mobile Design Best Practices: Joshua Mauldin's UX ...
  • Tech and Stuff shared by my FB friends.
  • Sound IS Important: Sonification, sound synthesis,...
  • LONGBOARDING FREERIDE, an HD Extreme Sports video....
  • Blast from the 2009 past: News, Videos, and Links ...
  • Men's Interest Section at Barnes and Noble: Girls ...
  • Musings about NUI, Perceptive Pixel and Microsoft,...
  • TechCrunch Charlotte Highlights, Part Two- NexTabl...
  • Your Palm as Remote Controller (Video and Links)
  • Does Scanning This QR Code Make Me Look Silly? Int...
  • Updated: SEPTRIS, A Game to Teach about Sepsis, pl...
  • 60-Minutes Segment about iPads and Autism; James W...
  • Catching up on music technology: Tornado Twins' "...
  • Cute NAO robot performs "Evolution of Dance" and i...
  • Update: Video of My PlayHome App and 19-Month-Old ...

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    Thursday, November 24, 2011

    Update: Links from Interactive Multimedia Technology!

    Revisiting Good Blogs:  Innovative Interactivity (II) - A Digital Watering Hole for Multimedia Enthusiasts
    Mind/Shift Blog Post:  Read, Hear or Create a Story: Apps for Traveling with Kids - and great related links!
    Camera-less Tabletop Computing with Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface with PixelSense
    Is the answer Voronoi?  Looking for possible solutions to an art+dance+music+tech idea from a recurring dream.
    Art+Tech: The work of Aparna Rao and Soren Pors - a TedTalk worth watching!
    Revisiting Good Blogs:  IDEUM update
    Link to a great rant about interaction design.  It is all about the hands, screens and surfaces, not so much!?
    Revisiting Good Blogs - Web of Things: "Architecting the Web of Things for Tinkerers and Hackers"
    Visiting New (to me) Blogs:  Learning WebGL
    Revisiting Good Blogs:  Space and Culture
    Quick Link:  68 interesting ways to use an iPad in education
    Building Interfaces for the New Decade
    Google Chrome Web Store!
    Le Chal:  Smart shoes for the Visually Impaired
    Call for Papers:  Educational Interfaces, Software, and Technology, a workshop at CHI 2012
    Interactive Large Displays in Urban Spaces:  Communicating Energy Usage through Duke Energy's "Smart Energy Now" Project
    Quick Link: iPads and Autism - 60 Minutes Segment
    What would it be like if pens were "banned" from classrooms every Wednesday?  Video clip by Mick Waters, not just for teachers and students!
    Make and Share Your Games Online!  Update: Game Creator and the Cartoon Network Website
    T(ether): Next-Gen Data Gloves + iPad:  Just what I needed for the colder weather!
    Google Labs RIP
    RENCI Update:  Combining Gaming and Visualization
    Hacking Autism:  Touch Technology for Young People with Autism Spectrum Disorders
    Stantum's Multi-Modal, Multi-Touch Technology: Looks Great for 21st Century Learners; Supports Creative, Collaboraitve Knowledge-Sharing


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    Saturday, April 23, 2011

    April 25th Release Date: Play and Experiment with Music on your iPad/Phone/Pod with NodeBeat iOS Music Sequencer by Affinity Blue, by Seth Sandler and Justin Windle

    If you love music and have an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, you'll have fun exploring and experimenting with NodeBeat. As soon as I get my iPad, I plan to get this app! 


    "NodeBeat is an experimental node-based audio sequencer and generative music application for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. NodeBeat is designed to let you create a variety of rhythmic sequences and ambient melodies in an intuitive fashion. It is scheduled for release on April 25th." -Affinity Blue


    NodeBeat - iOS Music Sequencer from AffinityBlue on Vimeo.

    NodeBeat is a collaboration between Seth Sandler and Justin Windle. It was developed using openFrameworks, with PureData for audio synthesis.  According to the NodeBeat website, "Octaves and Notes make up the two types of nodes. Octaves pulse and send messages to Notes within proximity. Each Octave is assigned a random octave and each Note, a random note; therefore, a Note will play in several octaves depending on the Octave it's connected to. Pause nodes to create your own beats or let them roam free to have them generate their own." Features include adjustable node physics, node add/remove, pitch shift, adjustable pulse rate and beat sync, adjustable echo, attack, decay, and release for creative sound sculpting, and for the iPad, audio waveform display and landscape/portrait views.

    RELATED
    NodeBeat website
    Seth Sandler's posts about music
    Seth's posts and videos about AudioTouch, and interactive multi-touch interfaces for computer music exploration and collaboration.
    Soulwire (Justin Windle's blog)


    Cross posted on the Interactive Multimedia Technology and TechPsych blogs.

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    Sunday, April 3, 2011

    Recent Interactive Multimedia Blog Post Links

    Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces: Call for Papers and Notes (6th Annual ACM ITS 2011 November 13-16)
    Call for Papers: Touch the Web 2011: 2nd International Workshop on Web-Enabled Objects
    Links:  Web of Things, Web Patterns and the EPC Cloud, Windows 8 Rumors, Human Centered Service Design
    Virtual History of Rome for the iPad, Created with Unity
    Program - CHI 2011 Child Computer Interaction: 2nd Workshop on UI Technologies and Educational Pedagogy







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    FYI: If you are new to this blog, my main blog is Interactive Multimedia Technology (IMT).  I update this blog with links to posts on the IMT blog every month or so.   I will resume this blog in this once I reduce my current workload.

    If you are interested in technology, psychology, and education, take a look at my TechPsych blog.

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    Saturday, September 18, 2010

    Links to posts, videos, and pics related to interactivity and technology...

    I've been busy lately, so here are some links to recent posts from my Interactive Multimedia Technology and TechPsych blogs that might be of interest:

    Osmosis: Multi-touch systems for... everywhere!

    Interactive 360-Degree Glass-less 3D Video Display with Gesture Sensor: Demo of Sony's RayModeler

    Bill Buxton's Presentation Video:  "A Little Tale about Touch" (Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, 2010)

    Will the iPad rejuvenate journalism and sustain the growth of "slow media"? (Video via ZDNet)

    Laying the Groundwork for Interactive Video Activities for Students with Special Needs:  Community Road Trip






    For Multi-Touch Techies and the Tech Curious: Touch and Retouch article, with code samples, by Charles Petzold

    "The World Is Open: How Web Technology is Revolutionizing Education" - by Curtis J. Bonk

    Almost missed this:  "MSI Announces Availability of the World's First 3D Multi-touch All-in-one in America"

    For the iPad:  Reactable Multi-touch Mobile (also contains links to similar iPad applications)

    Off Topic: Ad with 100 cute cats and kittens roaming free around IKEA (plus 2 video clips of cute kittens and 1 of "dancing" dogs)

    For Techies and the Tech-Curious:  A Few Links- IEEE Multimedia Innovations, Surface Computing, Usability, and Computer Education Research

    A few interesting links- Innovative Interactivity on Google's "Life In A Day"; rb.trends "Mind Music"; Strombergs Blog "The Future of TV, Augmented and Social"

    iPad Apps:  Supporting Communication for Young People with Autism (& Links to Moms with Apps)

    Planet in Action's 3D Sound in Google Earth:  Part of the Interactive, Touchable 3D Picture (and thoughts about how this might play out on interactive whiteboards in education)

    Video Experiments: Sea Life Medley-Extended Version with Music

    Propellerheads' Gigantic Outdoor Drum Machine:  Another "Playful Interface" and Media Facade - Using Phidgets!

    Update & Links about the Interface Culture Exhibition at the 2010 Ars Electronica Festival, via Martin Kaltenbrunner

    iRiS Interaction at the Playful Interface Cultures Exhibition & Ars Electronica Festival (video, short post, and links)

    I wish I could go to the Playful Interface Exhibition at the Ars Electronica Festival!

    Settlers of Catan Game by Vectorform Game Studio, on a Microsoft Surface

    Interactive:  Mirror Fun and Diamonds Alchemy Game, by Playbat

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    Sunday, June 13, 2010

    Smule's Virtual Glee App for iPad or iPhone: Sing with yourself in perfect harmony- or with other Gleeks around the world!

    This was originally posted on the Interactive Multimedia Technology blog.
    Sing with yourself and Gleeks around the world in perfect harmony: 

    Demo of the Glee iPhone + iPad App by Smule - "I'll Stand By You"
    "Glee, for iPhone + iPad, by Smule. This impromptu, one-take performance by Smule engineer Nick late one night at HQ demonstrates how the app transforms his voice into a group of singers harmonizing with him."

    This is exactly why I NEED an iPad!

    Tutorial Part 1
    "How To"



    Tutorial Part II:
    The Glee GlobeShows how you can share your Glee songs and sing with others around the globe!





    RELATED 
    Cool iPad Digital Piano App

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