50 great examples of data visulazaiton:

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/06/50-great-examples-of-data-visualization/

2. Detail Schedule

3. Producers: Dr. Maria Lantin(Executive Director), Julie Andreyev(Artistic Director), Dr. Carol Gigliotti(Curator), Stephanie Jonsson(Executive Assistant), Elisa Ferrari(Curatorial Assistant), Sandra Hanson(Graphic Designer), Zoe Lee(Web Assistant)

3. Partners:Intersections Digital Studio, Emily Carr University of Art+Design, Gallery Gachet, Minding Animals International(MAI), Antennae: The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture)

Sponsors:Emily Carr University of Art + Design, British Columbia Arts Council, Minding Animals, République Française, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Canada, Gallery Gachet, Antennae, Nuba, Bandidas

4. Thematics: Animal cognition, consciousness, and agency

5. Sub-themes: PErception, Agency, and Consciousness/Compassion

6. Events:

<a>workshop:

(For each of the participants in IF’ 11:  a link to their site,  a picture of themselves and their work, etc. )

Presenters: Beth Carruthers, Carol Gigliotti, Chris Jones, Ecoarttech, Gay Bradshaw, Giovanni Aloi, Iain Gardner, Joanne Bristol, Jodey Castricano, Julie Andreyev, Kelty Miyoshi McKinnon, Leesa Fawcett, Merritt Johnson, Rajdeep Singh Gill, Sam Easterson, Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson

<b>two exhibition: one at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, and one at Gallery Gachet.

Title of the Exhibitions: #Training YRHuman, Aski, Between you and me, Bison Crossing, Den Cams and Nest Cams, Escape Attempt and Camouflaged Buffalo, Guade Mihi, Hello, Smack, Tune in turn on drop in, Wait, Wolf, Zoomorph(Pre-Alpha Release)

<c>screening:

Title: “Dendronotus iris, Dendronotus Balloonis”, video, 2010, by Karolle Wall.(bio, photo)

Time: Nov 18, 7:30- 9:00 pm

location: Motion capture studio of Intersections Digital Studios at Emily Carr University.

Title: “The Tannery”, short film, 5’30″, by lain Gardner.(bio, photo)

Time: Nov 18, 7:30-9:00pm

location: Motion capture studio of Intersections Digital Studios at Emily Carr University.
<d> performance:

Title: “Monkey”, new media performance, by Deke Weaver(bio, photo)

Time: Nov 19,

Location: Motion capture studio of Intersections Digital Studios at Emily Carr University

7. Two keynote Speakers:well- known and respected cognitive ethologist Marc Bekoff (bio, photo)and international new media artist Lisa Jevbratt(bio, photo)

8.  Audiences:

<a> members of local and international new media and art community of artists;

<b>communities of animal related scholars, scientists and public policy makers;

<c>audiences from the large contingents of the local and international public interested in animals, human-animal studies and animal advocacy and welfare;

<d> new media audiences interested in new developments in digital image, sound, and text.

9. Contact information(get from the website- a paragraph)

http://www.treehugger.com/

http://www.mobileawesomeness.com/

http://www.spikemagazine.com/1199posthuman.php

Theme : nature

Card 2:

Audience: kids age 3-12

engage kids with social learning games and experiencs

considerations: parental engagement, safety and moderation

Card 3:

calendar:  what: user wants to find or submit an event (public or private) based on a date or between a date range.

Use when: use this pattern to create date driven events.

use this pattern to find events by date.

use this pattern in combination with “face-to-face meeting”

Card 4:

welcome area: what : a user registers for a new service and needs to have a sense of what can be done at the site and how to get started

use when: use this pattern when a new user first accesses your site

use this pattern to acquaint the user with important or useful features.

Card 5:

identity cards or contact cards:

what: a user needs to get more information about another participant in an online community without interrupting his or her current task.

The needed informationmight include identity infor( to aid in recognition and to help the user relate to the participant) or reputation infor( to help the user make decisions regardingtrust).

use when: use an identity card wherever a user’s display image or display name is shown

use when additional infor about the participants is desired ( in context) without adding clutter to the screen.

Card 6:

avatars : what: avatar is both a generic name for a visual representation of a user online and a product name for animated/ cartoon or 3D rendering sand drawing that represent a user online

a user wants to have a visual representation of himself as part of his online identity

use when : use this pattern when the user wants to have a visual associated with her identity

Card 7:

Personal dashboard:

what: the user wants to check in and see status updates from her friends, see current activity from her network, comments from friends on recent posts, and other happenings from across her network.

Use when:  use this pattern when the experience of the site revolves around the activities of people and their networks, regardless of whether the activity takes place on the network.

use this pattern as a companion to the public profile

www.thegamecrafter.com

search for “social mania”

workshop:

write a short brief based on cards(30):

develop your vision statement/ product brief

mental notes+ firm up brief

pick one user flow and work through

sketching w/Mobile UL stencils(30):

sketch out screens according to flows

combine & prepare your

why mobile:

It’s on you: the device on your person during a behavior changing opportunity

Intimacy: relationship with your mobile device

Connectivity: access to networks allow connections to data&people

Non-disruptive: using a mobile doesn’t take you far from your natural flow

Culturally ready:

What is behavior change?

Ethics- mind the gap-action

I really shouldstart…….- shit. Another month went by- I was super busy

3 factors of behavior change:

trigger

motivation

ability

3 core motivators:

sensation: pleasure, pain

anticipation: hope, fear

social cohesion

ability:

make the target behavior easier to do

break it down for them

by focusing on simplicity. You increase perception of ability

trigger: prompt, request ,offer, call to action, cue

trigger types: facilitator(high motivation , low ability)

, signal(high low motivition)

, spark

http://www.miningwatch.ca/en/home/issue/acid-mine-drainage

http://www.miningwatch.ca/en/category/4315/4318/5126/5336

http://www.miningwatch.ca/sites/miningwatch.ca/files/amd.pdf

processing:

import processing.serial.*;

Serial port;

void setup(){

port=(this,”/dev/tty.usbserial-A40000QSq”,9600);

}

void draw(0){

if(port.available()>0){

char val=port.read();

println((char)val);

if((char)val == ‘a’) do something

}

}

arduino:

void setup(){

serial.begin(9600);

}

void loop(){

Serial.print(‘a’);

delayMicroseconds(100);

}

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_ethics

http://www.melbexperience.com/nature-complexity-sustainability-towards-environmental-ethics/

http://books.google.ca/books?id=oYzqXcmK5HYC&pg=PA79&lpg=PA79&dq=a+new+environmental+ethic+and+sustainability&source=bl&ots=t1pCd1Qva0&sig=TP7ImEIsYUi20Q8ucEb6qfpxyUo&hl=en&ei=BVbETOqjC4i2sAOM2cWfDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3&ved=0CBwQ6AEwAjgK#v=onepage&q=a%20new%20environmental%20ethic%20and%20sustainability&f=false

http://www.globalchangeblog.com/category/environmental-ethics/

http://www.scu.edu/ethics/articles/articles.cfm?fam=enviro

http://www.google.ca/#q=a+new+environmental+ethic+and+sustainability&hl=en&biw=1024&bih=618&prmd=v&ei=BVbETOqjC4i2sAOM2cWfDA&start=20&sa=N&fp=4aeaa14e93ada747

Every page of the poem mock up.(due)

size:  980*580

add a scroll to let user to roll the page down.as part of the interaction

use pattern as a background,repeating pattern. william morris

http://www.squidfingers.com/

http://www.squidfingers.com/patterns/

http://bgpatterns.com/

2 page:without white cutout

3 page : poem with central line, left line. the color of the letter is better be the dark brown color.

foldline

make a folder for the webpage.

about file naming: no spaces, no special characters, always lower cases,no upper cases

upload to web server:

1.index.html-css

2.images- style.css

use templete the 3rd one

click <div- container> click the edit(pencil) to edit the background

click <body> add another background. put the image in