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- Group 1
This is the class blog for the Northeastern class, Creating for the Convergence of Media 2.0
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Hi class, I know it was last Saturday, but I thought I should tell everyone where I was working that afternoon seeing I didn't show up for the field trip. Northeastern held a mini gaming conference to attract new gaming firms to the area. It was slightly entertaining seeing this is the industry I want to get into, however, it was slightly depressing because the whole time people only spoke on the economics of game production and how hard it is to get a job in the industry. Lame.
Labels: northeastern, videogame
Vwidder combines live uploadable mobile video and QR code tagging in one convenient package.
I am just getting over an awesome case of strep throat that somehow managed to hospitalize me for two days against my will and keep me from sleeping for 96 straight hours, so I am fairly certain I will not be participating in the Saturday field trip. I will, however, be in class for the final project presentations.
We are meeting at 11:30 a.m. at 1369 in Central Square on Mass. Ave (not the 1369 in Inman Square!)
One thing of interest that I would not like to miss tomorrow is the Red Sox Yankees game at 3:55 Pm.... other than that I don't really care about much in my life as far as tomorrow is concerned... so if we could just not miss that, I'd be happy with whatever, so if that means going earlier or shifting it to another time, I don't care... or even just watching it at a bar wherever we are... that'd be sweet...
Sounds good to me, nothing like a nice warm cup of coffee, a decent buzz, and the cyberarts festival. I've never been to this particular coffee shop, why this and not the good ol' starbucks? Is this coffee really good? Anyways, I am blogging again, I know I have not added anything for around a week, but I've been busy trying to get some substance together for my groups final project. We sort of slipped into a great idea with way to little time to implement. Anyways, this should make the final presentation real interesting!
As the Cyberarts Festival is kicking off on Friday, I'm thinking we could take a field trip over to Art Interactive to look at their exhibit (thanks New Ryan for your tip!). So I'm proposing we meet on Saturday at noon instead of Thursday.
You Vir[us] folks should look at this project: http://www.opensourcecinema.org/
So I want us to do a field trip next week (since we won't meet on Patriot's Day). This will also be our last meeting before you guys present your jaw-dropping pieces the next week, so I want to have it serve as a team check-in, as well.
Hey Vwidder gang -- this post is right up your alley (from the Yahoo Videoblogging Group)
Check this project out -- inspiration to you Vwidder and Vir[us] folks?
Hey everyone, I have the flu. I just wanted to show everyone what our direction is so far. click right here to take a look at the full sized version of our site layout So Billy and Ryan, please try and do your best without me tomorrow. Ryan if your back from Maine, I hope your feeling better.
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Wanted to check in with where we're at. We've branded our project Vwidder (tagline: what are you viewing?) and set up the back end using existing functions of blip and blogger. This is more for convenience in prototyping rather then building our own engines etc. The idea is clearly taken from Twitter but instead of updating a text status you can give visual perspective on what your are doing through your video enabled cell phone. Sending blip posts to blogger is in effort to provide more options for aggregating videos on the page. I've set up and tested the back end and Mike and Jake are handling the blogger layout. Some issues we're thinking about for future prototyping: